Three Top Obiden Officials Subpoenaed—Jim Jordan Turns Up the Heat on FBI for Targeting American Parents

Less talk and more action is what We the People want to see more of on Capitol Hill.

Particularly when it involves stealing any more of our children and grandchildren’s money for useless, pie-in-the-sky liberal spending projects.

And now that the GOP has a majority in the House, We the People are finally seeing some action on stunning injustices that were completely ignored under the Obiden Regime.

Thankfully, three of Obiden’s top unindicted criminals were recently served, and hopefully they are sweating right about now.

From Fox News:

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan subpoenaed FBI Director Christopher Wray on Friday, compelling him to turn over documents and communications related to the FBI’s ‘misuse of federal criminal and counterterrorism resources’ to target parents at school board meetings.

Jordan also subpoenaed Garland and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona for documents related to the same matter.

It was damn frustrating watching the FBI investigate parents who showed up to school board meetings to speak their minds.

This issue comes down to a fundamental question:

“[A]re your children your own?

Or are they the government’s responsibility?”

This question is most appropriate because American parents discovered in the middle of the pandemic shutdown:

“[T]eachers were feeding their kids stunning propaganda and

unspeakable books, and they demanded accountability.”

Many school boards responded by trying to shut these parents down, claiming they had no say in what their children are being taught.

This resulted in an exodus of families from public schools to other private solutions, but it also led to a significant abuse of power.

Unconstitutionally, the Obiden Regime, through the “neutral, non-partisan” FBI, investigated parents who were upset at these school boards that refused to listen.

This may be even worse than the IRS abuse under the Obama [Regime], when it targeted conservatives for audits.

Representative Jordan’s subpoenas are a good first step toward justice.

May we remain cautiously anticipatory that this initiative does not end here—We the People have heard enough damn talk. Action is what we’re all about now.

{And may it be] action that throws corrupt leadership out on their butts, or even better, behind bars.

Final thoughts: What’s the plan, Congressman Jordan, for when these subpoenaed three fail to appear at their appointed times and locations?

Your subpoenas are only as good as the big stick you carry. We expect you to set precedent; don’t let us down. And keep in mind: the DOJ is corrupt, compromised, and useless. The will be of zero assistance.

Less talk and more action is what We the People want to see more of on Capitol Hill.

Particularly when it involves stealing any more of our children and grandchildren’s money for useless, pie-in-the-sky liberal spending projects.

And now that the GOP has a majority in the House, We the People are finally seeing some action on stunning injustices that were completely ignored under the Obiden Regime.

Thankfully, three of Obiden’s top unindicted criminals were recently served, and hopefully they are sweating right about now.

From Fox News:

It was damn frustrating watching the FBI investigate parents who showed up to school board meetings to speak their minds.

This issue comes down to a fundamental question:

“[A]re your children your own?

Or are they the government’s responsibility?”

This question is most appropriate because American parents discovered in the middle of the pandemic shutdown:

“[T]eachers were feeding their kids stunning propaganda and

unspeakable books, and they demanded accountability.”

Many school boards responded by trying to shut these parents down, claiming they had no say in what their children are being taught.

Unconstitutionally, the Obiden Regime, through the “neutral, non-partisan” FBI, investigated parents who were upset at these school boards that refused to listen.

Representative Jordan’s subpoenas are a good first step toward justice.

May we remain cautiously anticipatory that this initiative does not end here—We the People have heard enough damn talk. Action is what we’re all about now.

Final thoughts: What’s the plan, Congressman Jordan, for when these subpoenaed three fail to appear at their appointed times and locations?

Your subpoenas are only as good as the big stick you carry. We expect you to set precedent; don’t let us down. And keep in mind: the DOJ is corrupt, compromised, and useless. The will be of zero assistance.

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