The Hunter Becomes the Hunted as Jack Smith Faces Criminal Referral Over False Testimony
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan issued a criminal referral against former Special Counsel Jack Smith for allegedly lying to Congress about reviewing lawmakers' text messages.
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The Hunter Becomes the Hunted as Jack Smith Faces Criminal Referral Over False Testimony
There’s a certain poetic justice when the prosecutor becomes the prosecuted. Jack Smith, the former special counsel who spent years chasing Donald Trump with the full weight of the federal government behind him, now finds himself on the receiving end of a criminal referral. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan isn’t playing games anymore. He’s asking the Justice Department to examine whether Smith lied to Congress about reading lawmakers’ text messages during his investigation.
The facts are straightforward enough. Smith testified before Jordan’s committee that he didn’t obtain or review text messages from members of Congress. Newly released records suggest otherwise. That’s not a minor discrepancy or a matter of interpretation. If Jordan’s assessment holds up, Smith deliberately misled Congress about the scope of his surveillance activities. You know what that sounds like? Obstruction. The very thing Smith spent his career prosecuting others for allegedly doing.
Do you think the DOJ will actually pursue charges, or is this just political theater?
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