Tom Fitton on Trump Assassination Attempt Cover-Up and Judicial Overreach

Lawsuit for Trump Assassination Attempt Documents

• 🔍 Judicial Watch is suing to obtain records related to the assassination attempt against President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, over eight months ago.
• ⚠️ Despite the time elapsed, next to no information has been publicly disclosed by agencies like the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), HSI, FBI, and Secret Service.
• 🗣️ Tom Fitton expresses frustration with the lack of transparency, calling it "inexcusable" and suggesting President Trump should demand answers.
• 🏛️ The lawsuit aims to uncover basic information about the event, highlighting the difficulty in obtaining even fundamental details about significant American events.

Judicial Overreach and Accountability

• ⚖️ Fitton criticizes judges who he believes are overstepping their constitutional authority and matching the power of the President.
• 🚨 He suggests impeachment as a constitutional tool to check judicial abuses, though he notes a lack of political will for it.
• 🚫 Judges are accused of taking powers not granted to them, essentially "stealing our right to govern ourselves through elections."
• 🏛️ The Supreme Court is urged to take action to address this judicial overreach, as current legal processes are perceived as insufficient.

Influence on Judges and 'Junkets'

• 🧐 Fitton points to judges attending conferences sponsored by groups with a clear anti-Trump bent, raising concerns about impartiality.
• ⚖️ He questions the propriety of judges attending such events, especially when contrasted with the disqualification of judges who speak at conservative organizations like the Federalist Society.
• 📢 Judges are reminded that while they should educate the public, they must be cautious about associating with overtly political groups.

Election Integrity and Ballot Counting

• 🗳️ Judicial Watch has sued to stop California from counting ballots that arrive after Election Day, arguing that results should be known on election night.
• 📊 Analysis in the lawsuit suggests that in at least two congressional races, Republican leads on election night were lost due to the counting of ballots that arrived after the deadline.
• ⏳ The lack of a firm end date for ballot counting is seen as an opportunity to "backfill" results, undermining election integrity.