Congress Probe Uncovers Lawmaker Texts
Texts from 44 Congress members were swept up in Jack Smith's probe, sparking scrutiny and plans for testimony
A congressional probe has uncovered that texts from 44 members of Congress were swept up by former special counsel Jack Smith's team, as reported by news on the investigation update. This development has sparked outrage, with Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley planning to call Smith to testify before his committee, similar to other high-profile cases such as the whistleblower allegations of DEA allowing fentanyl trafficking. The incident has raised concerns about abuse of power, with lawmakers arguing that their personal texts were improperly accessed, as discussed in congressional news updates and analysis and further detailed in reports on the congress probe, which also touches on the questions faced by Blanche regarding Epstein files. According to foxnews.com, senators claim that the probe team bypassed its own filter review process, leading to the collection of sensitive lawmaker information.
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