Culmination of Conservative Victimhood

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The FIRST order of business for the new House? Create the Conservative Victimhood Committee. I think we found the real Snowflakes.

A divided House voted on Tuesday to launch a wide-ranging investigation into federal law enforcement and national security agencies, as Republicans promised to use their new power in Congress to scrutinize what they said was a concerted effort by the government to silence and punish conservatives at all levels, from protesters at school board meetings to former President Donald J. Trump.

On a party-line vote of 221-211 with all Democrats opposed, the House approved the formation of the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, which is to be chaired by Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio, the incoming chairman of the Judiciary Committee and a staunch ally of Mr. Trump.

Mr. Jordan, who was deeply involved in Mr. Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election, has for months been investigating what he says is a bias in federal law enforcement against conservatives. Now that Republicans have the majority, he plans to use his gavel and his subpoena power to escalate and expand that inquiry, including searching for evidence that federal workers have become politicized and demanding documents about ongoing criminal investigations.

In a floor speech, Mr. Jordan said that his goal was not to target Democrats or law enforcement officers who have scrutinized Mr. Trump’s behavior. He said his interest was merely in “protecting the First Amendment” at a time when he said the right was being unfairly targeted.

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So, wait. All I have to do is just not say anything bad about Trump and I won't be investigated?

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Yesterday the Repugncans opened a committee on abusive of investigation powers, today they announced "deep investigations into Joe Biden" with no clear agenda like the over throw of our electoral process Trump attempted. Moderate Republicans better watch themselves.

The House Oversight Committee took its first significant action under new Republican leadership on Wednesday, pressing the Treasury Department for information about President Biden’s family finances and demanding that Twitter executives appear before lawmakers next month to address accusations that they sought to hide information about the Bidens’ business dealings.

Representative James R. Comer, Republican of Kentucky and the new chairman of the committee, has pledged for months to investigate Mr. Biden’s family and its business connections. His staff members obtained the contents of a laptop owned by Hunter Biden, the president’s son, whose business activities are under federal investigation.

But now that Mr. Comer has subpoena power, he is in a position to expand and escalate his inquiry. He has repeatedly said that his focus will be on the occupant of the White House. “This is an investigation of Joe Biden,” he has said.