And our concern, of course, is, in that correspondence that resulted in most of these cases being dismissed, you shared, at least by someone's definition at the IRS, you shared personal taxpayer information with the White House.
Jim Jordan expresses concern over sharing taxpayer information with the White House during litigation.
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That's definitely a concern that I think probably any American with common sense would have.
Members of Congress’ communications are protected under the Speech or Debate Clause. Jack Smith knows this. But he ignored the Constitution to spy on Republicans.
Whether through arrogance or maliciousness, these partisan prosecutors were willing to violate the Constitution and break prosecutorial norms to achieve their narrow goals.
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