(TheIndependentStar.com) – The Democrat-led witch hunt has finally come to an end after Special Counsel Jack Smith moved to dismiss the election interference case against President-elect Donald Trump.
Smith cited longstanding Department of Justice (DOJ) policy that protects sitting presidents from prosecution in a six-page filing.
“The (Justice) Department’s position is that the Constitution requires that this case be dismissed before the defendant is inaugurated,” Smith wrote in the filing.
The move effectively shoots down the first-ever federal criminal charges against a former president, exposing the fragile foundation of the case against Trump.
This dramatic reversal comes after years of relentless pursuit by Smith and his team.
They sought to hold Trump accountable for what they dubiously claimed was a “criminal conspiracy” related to the January 6, 2021, Capitol protest.
The DOJ’s recommendation to dismiss the case before Trump’s inauguration underscores the constitutional protections afforded to the President.
This move aligns with a recent Supreme Court ruling that granted the President-elect immunity from criminal prosecution.
Trump’s legal team had consistently demanded the case be dismissed, citing presidential immunity and the unconstitutional nature of the charges.
The special counsel’s motion now validates these arguments, exposing the political motivations behind the prosecution.
As Trump prepares to return to the Oval Office, he has signaled his intention to fire Smith.
By doing so, the President-elect seeks to restore integrity to the DOJ Department and end the era of weaponized federal agencies targeting conservatives.
The case’s dismissal marks a significant victory for Trump and his supporters, who have long blasted the investigation as a partisan attempt to undermine his presidency and hinder his political comeback.
With this legal cloud lifting, Trump can now focus on his vision to Make America Great Again, free from the distractions of baseless prosecutions.
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