🚨 Jack Smith just filed a motion to dismiss his bogus charges against President Trump.
Total Democrat lawfare fail. pic.twitter.com/iqdvVvufsC
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) November 25, 2024
Jack Smith, the Special Counsel leading the Democrats’ latest legal attack on Donald Trump, has formally moved to dismiss federal election interference charges against the president-elect. The motion, filed on November 25, 2024, comes as Trump prepares for his return to the White House, delivering yet another blow to the left’s relentless campaign of lawfare.
This dismissal rests on a longstanding Department of Justice policy prohibiting the prosecution of a sitting president. According to Smith’s filing, the DOJ’s prohibition is categorical and applies regardless of the severity of the charges or the strength of the evidence. The policy exists to ensure a president can govern without interference from politically motivated prosecutions—a principle now protecting Trump from baseless legal attacks.
The charges against Trump, which were paused earlier this year due to debates over presidential immunity, now face total collapse. The Supreme Court’s July 2024 ruling affirming broad immunity for presidents performing official acts heavily influenced this outcome.
Smith’s motion highlights a growing reality: the Democrats’ obsession with stopping Trump through legal maneuvers has consistently backfired. Their so-called evidence crumbled under scrutiny, exposing these charges as little more than partisan theater. Smith even acknowledged the government’s unchanged stance on the prosecution’s merits but admitted, “The circumstances have changed.”
This filing underscores the left’s failure to derail Trump’s unstoppable momentum. With the charges dismissed, President-elect Trump can focus on leading the nation once again, proving that no amount of Democrat lawfare can thwart the will of the American people.
Sources:
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/jack-smith-files-drop-jan-6-charges-donald-trump
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/jack-smith-moves-dismiss-trump-election-interference-case