Senate Judiciary Committee Says Jack Smith Probe Obtained Data on 639,000 Republicans; Lawsuit Reassigned
Photo: The Daily SignalHow the sides differ Right sources stress the scale of Republican data obtained and call it invasive or lawfare; alternative sources cover a related lawsuit's reassignment to a new judge.
Right-leaning outlets report that the Senate Judiciary Committee, whose chairman Chuck Grassley leads an investigation into Arctic Frost, found that former special counsel Jack Smith and the Biden-era Justice Department obtained information on at least 639,000 Republican donors, voters and supporters. One outlet cites newly reviewed whistleblower disclosures. Right-leaning outlets describe the collection as invasive and as lawfare against Donald Trump. Separately, Newsweek reports that a Trump-appointed Ohio judge took over Marsha Blackburn's lawsuit against Smith after a mass recusal.
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Focuses on the court process, reporting that Marsha Blackburn's lawsuit against Jack Smith moved to a Trump-appointed Ohio judge after recusals.
- The FederalistJack Smith Nabbed 639K Republicans’ Donor, Voter Data In Arctic Frost Lawfare
- Daily CallerJack Smith’s FBI Probe Obtained Personal Data Of 640,000 Everyday Republicans, MAGA Hat Buyers
Presents the Senate findings as evidence of invasive data collection on Republicans, using terms like lawfare and highlighting ordinary donors and supporters.