Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) just made a big move on Trump’s behalf.
There is one problem, however.
Jordan hopes to “defund lawfare activities” in the offices of every prosecutor who is going after Donald Trump.
Big Move, But…
Jordan announced that he is targeting the offices of Special Counsel Jack Smith, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.
His proposal stated, “We have conducted oversight of the troubling rise in politicized prosecutions and the use of abusive ‘lawfare’ tactics to target political opponents.
“We have seen rogue prosecutors abuse the rules of professional conduct and their duty to do justice in service of politicized ends.
“We recommend that the Appropriations Committee, with appropriate consultation from leadership, include language to eliminate federal funding for state prosecutors or state attorneys general involved in lawfare and to zero out federal funding for federal prosecutors engaged in such abuse.”
Now, on to the problem.
Let’s assume that this passes the House, then what happens?
The legislation would then go to the Senate, where Senator Schumer (D-N.Y.) will likely let it cool on his desk or only put it on the floor if he knows he will get every Democrat to show up and vote against it.
But, let’s say that even that backfires, and it makes its way to the desk of Joe Biden.
Can anyone guess what happens to the legislation when it hits Joe’s desk and he is being asked to defund the prosecutors that are trying to take out his election opponent?
That has about as much a chance of passing as Hunter Biden passing up a crack pipe.
Nice try, Mr. Jordan, but all you are doing here is showing Trump how much you support him… the rest of this is smoke and mirrors.
