Staff Reports
In a jaw-dropping exposé, it’s finally out in the open: Joe Biden’s FBI, along with the infamous Jack Smith, aggressively targeted Republican leaders. They spied on the cell phone data of at least eight Republican senators and one congressman, using Deep State tactics reminiscent of a dictatorship, all under the guise of investigating the 2020 election meddling and the so-called January 6th insurrection.
Now, under immense pressure, FBI Director Kash Patel has taken a bold step towards righting these egregious wrongs. Within 24 hours of the scandal’s reveal, Patel terminated the rogue agents involved in this partisan witch hunt and dismantled the shady squad that was at the heart of these operations. It’s a victory, albeit a small one, in the ongoing battle to purge the FBI of political bias.
Chairman Chuck Grassley, a true patriot, sounded the alarm and demanded accountability. His vigilance shone a light on the depths of the FBI’s abuse of power. Grassley understands the stakes—if there’s no accountability in Washington, nothing changes. And it’s about time heads started to roll in our nation’s capital.
Kash Patel Fires FBI Agents Involved in Tracking GOP Senators' Phone Calls https://t.co/peWteXrWwd
— Steve Ferguson (@lsferguson) October 9, 2025
The CR-15 public corruption unit, an entity birthed from the most cynical of motives, has been dismantled—marking the end of another chapter in the anti-Trump saga. Pretending to pursue justice, these self-serving bureaucrats aimed to undermine Trump and his allies at any cost. This corrupt squad, which even launched its own failed crusade against the former President, demonstrates how certain agencies devolve into tools for political warfare.
Patel, stepping up where others falter, has pledged to clear out the toxic rot. He’s cleaning house, identifying those who’ve turned law enforcement into a partisan weapon, and promising reform. But let’s not fool ourselves; this should have been resolved sooner. Obama-Biden era corruption has seeped into the very foundations of the FBI. Real change will require more than a few firings; it demands a revolution in how justice is served in America.
Are we seeing the beginning of a genuine cleanup, or is this just smoke and mirrors? The stakes couldn’t be higher for the rule of law in this country. Accountability demands more action, less talk. So, with glaring liberal incompetence laid bare and Republican voices silenced no longer, one wonders: Is this the turning of the tide, or just another liberal storm? As always, the truth lies in action, not words.
