Congress Texts Swept Up in Jack Smith Probe
Texts from 44 members of Congress were obtained by Jack Smith's team, bypassing review process
A probe led by former special counsel Jack Smith has swept up text messages from 44 members of Congress, according to senators, who claim this was done by bypassing the filter review process, as reported by foxnews.com. This development has sparked outrage on Capitol Hill, with Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley planning to call Smith to testify before his committee, as part of the ongoing Congress Probe Uncovers Lawmaker Texts investigation. The incident has raised concerns about abuse of power and the handling of sensitive information, similar to other cases of government overreach, such as the Whistleblower Alleges DEA Allowed Fentanyl Trafficking scandal. For the latest updates on this story, visit POLITICO for live updates, or check the polito.com website for congress news and analysis.
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