Trump admin readying mass 'retribution' campaign 'beyond all comprehension':
Source: raw story
Alexander Willis January 24, 2026 7:42AM ET
The Trump administration is gearing up for a mass retribution campaign over the presidents false claims that the 2020 election was rigged, NBC News reported Saturday, a campaign that one former federal judge warned may be beyond all comprehension.
President Donald Trump has long alleged, falsely, that the 2020 election he lost by more than 7 million votes was "stolen," and has sworn retribution against those he alleges to be involved. He ramped up those calls this week during his address at the World Economic Forum, warning that people will soon be prosecuted for what they did.
According to NBC News, a surge of activity in Trumps Justice Department has been observed in the days since his remarks, and J. Michael Luttig, a former federal appeals court judge appointed by former President George W. Bush, issued a dire warning in NBC News report Friday.
At this early point in his second term, Donald Trump has himself defined his presidency as one of vengeance and retribution, Luttig told NBC News..............
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The Trump administration is gearing up for a mass "retribution" campaign over the president's false claims that the 2020 election was "rigged," NBC News reported Saturday, a campaign that one former federal judge warned may be "beyond all comprehension.
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Bayard
(28,847 posts)He's admitted it. Any retribution, or claims of rigging, are just sour grapes. Easily proved.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/trump-acknowledges-lost-2020-election-whisker-rcna169526
paleotn
(21,716 posts)dickthegrouch
(4,346 posts)The government is suborning perjury.
MAKE IT OBVIOUS.
Judges can dismiss with prejudice in minutes, IMHO.
LudwigPastorius
(14,306 posts)That's all I wanted to say.
fujiyamasan
(1,349 posts)Mitch McConnell and most republicans had the choice to do the right thing.