Jim Jordan

On July 1, 2024, the United States Supreme Court ruled that President Trump had immunity for actions taken in his official capacity as the president.

One month later, after this decision by the Supreme Court, Jack Smith files a superseding indictment on August 27, 2024.

But Mr. Smith doesn't stop there.

He does something unprecedented.

On October 2nd,

He files a motion with the court before President Trump's defense counsel has even responded to the indictment.

Everyone knows the normal process is the government indicts, the defense responds with some motions, and then the government responds to the defense.

But Mr. Smith skips the second step, and the brief that he files is 165 pages, almost four times the court limit.

Even liberal Judge Chutkin, who's given Jack Smith everything he's asked for,

in the course of this investigation.

Even she called it atypical and irregular.

Now, why would Jack Smith do that?

Why would he abandon proper procedure?

Why would he ignore court rules?

Why would he do that?

Because he's running out of time.

There's an election around the corner.

It's coming in 33 days.

And he's got to get president Trump.

He's got to stop president Trump from running, tie him up in court.