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The FBI raided John Bolton’s home and office in Maryland early Friday morning. This shocking move against the former Trump national security adviser has Americans asking serious questions. Why would the government target someone who has been critical of the current administration?
Bolton has been one of Trump’s harshest critics since leaving the White House. He has blasted the president on social media and in interviews just this past week. Now suddenly the feds show up at his door with search warrants.
This looks like pure political payback from an administration that promised to go after its enemies. Trump stripped Bolton of his security clearance on his first day back in office. The president made it clear he would settle scores with those who crossed him.
The timing of this raid is highly suspicious and reeks of government overreach. Bolton lives in a wealthy neighborhood where many residents suffer from severe Trump Derangement Syndrome. These are the same people who screamed about weaponizing the justice system when it happened to Democrats.
The Biden administration spent years crying about political prosecutions and banana republic tactics. Now they are using the exact same playbook against anyone who dares speak out. The hypocrisy is breathtaking and un-American.
Officials claim this is about national security protocols, not political revenge. That excuse might fool the mainstream media, but real Americans can see right through it. When have we ever seen such aggressive tactics used against former government officials?
The deep state and Washington swamp creatures are clearly protecting their own interests. They cannot stand that outsiders like Trump disrupted their cozy system. Now they are going after anyone who threatens their power structure.
This FBI raid proves that no one is safe from government persecution in today’s America. If they can do this to a former national security adviser, they can do it to any patriotic American. We must demand answers and hold these corrupt officials accountable.
