Senate Republicans Add a Clause to the Bi-Partisan Continuing Resolution so Lucrative for them that Even House Republicans are Pissed.

[Seymour Flops]

Basically, for every time they go to court and prove that Jack Smith (or anyone else in the Federal Government) violated their rights by unlawfully accessing data on their communications, they get awarded at least $500,000.



Each separate incident is worth at least $500K. So if a Senator had is personal email, official email, his personal cell phone, his Senate cell phone, and his Senate office phone violated, that is five times $500K.

So, why did Senate Democrats go along with this? Do they think that the Entrenched Maxed-out Democrat donors of the Obama-Biden DOJ might have gone after the data of some Democrats also? Unlikely, but maybe that is their thinking.

More likely reason is that $2.5 Million dollars each for a handful of Republicans Senators was a small price to pay to get the government re-opened so their constituents would not starve to death and not be able to vote in the next election. Or worse, have their children starve and vote (R) in the next election.

House Democrats had no choice but to allow this bipartisan bill to become law. Because that's how badly Schumer and Jeffries painted them into a corner. I look for both of them to be ousted, but unfortunately, by even more radical younger lawmakers.

 

[1srelluc]

If it's 500K from the perps first then I'm fine with it.

 

[Leo123]

Basically, for every time they go to court and prove that Jack Smith (or anyone else in the Federal Government) violated their rights by unlawfully accessing data on their communications, they get awarded at least $500,000.



Each separate incident is worth at least $500K. So if a Senator had is personal email, official email, his personal cell phone, his Senate cell phone, and his Senate office phone violated, that is five times $500K.

So, why did Senate Democrats go along with this? Do they think that the Entrenched Maxed-out Democrat donors of the Obama-Biden DOJ might have gone after the data of some Democrats also? Unlikely, but maybe that is their thinking.

More likely reason is that $2.5 Million dollars each for a handful of Republicans Senators was a small price to pay to get the government re-opened so their constituents would not starve to death and not be able to vote in the next election. Or worse, have their children starve and vote (R) in the next election.

House Democrats had no choice but to allow this bipartisan bill to become law. Because that's how badly Schumer and Jeffries painted them into a corner. I look for both of them to be ousted, but unfortunately, by even more radical younger lawmakers.

The Democrats got off easy. Each of those that were violated would have sued for 10s of millions if left to their own devices. These were egregious unlawful actions against other lawmakers and a violation of their privacy in order for Democrats' political gain. Atrocious and really vile actions, a few million is nothing but a slap on the hand. They should count their lucky stars.

 

[toobfreak]

Basically, for every time they go to court and prove that Jack Smith (or anyone else in the Federal Government) violated their rights by unlawfully accessing data on their communications, they get awarded at least $500,000.

That would be fine if the money came out of Jack Smith or the democrat's pockets and not the taxpayers.

 

[justoffal]

Basically, for every time they go to court and prove that Jack Smith (or anyone else in the Federal Government) violated their rights by unlawfully accessing data on their communications, they get awarded at least $500,000.



Each separate incident is worth at least $500K. So if a Senator had is personal email, official email, his personal cell phone, his Senate cell phone, and his Senate office phone violated, that is five times $500K.

So, why did Senate Democrats go along with this? Do they think that the Entrenched Maxed-out Democrat donors of the Obama-Biden DOJ might have gone after the data of some Democrats also? Unlikely, but maybe that is their thinking.

More likely reason is that $2.5 Million dollars each for a handful of Republicans Senators was a small price to pay to get the government re-opened so their constituents would not starve to death and not be able to vote in the next election. Or worse, have their children starve and vote (R) in the next election.

House Democrats had no choice but to allow this bipartisan bill to become law. Because that's how badly Schumer and Jeffries painted them into a corner. I look for both of them to be ousted, but unfortunately, by even more radical younger lawmakers.

It should pass as is....
That type of intrusion should be punished.

 

[Seymour Flops]

That would be fine if the money came out of Jack Smith or the democrat's pockets and not the taxpayers.

Yes, but unfortunately, when politicians and corrupt government officials commit acts of evil, it is the taxpayers who get soaked for it.

Smith may be disbarred and fined someday, but I don't see much more coming of it.