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Free speech, free thought, and the rule of law are starting to make a comeback in the United States, thanks to President Trump and his all-star administration.

Trump has built an America First team that’s ready, willing and fully capable of restoring law and order in this country. The road ahead won’t be easy—there will be plenty of challenges—but with the right people in place and a relentless commitment to the fight, justice can be restored.

One of those warriors leading the charge is Ed Martin, now The Swamp’s top prosecutor, replacing the regime’s unlawful J6 pit bull Matthew Graves.

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Meanwhile, the TDS staff over at WAPO are scrambling to justify the Biden regime’s unconstitutional lawfare while trying to paint Team Trump as the second coming of Hitler, simply because they’re restoring fairness and justice.

Nice to see these left-wingers didn’t learn a thing from their epic election loss, right?

WAPO:

In the two years before he became D.C.’s top federal prosecutor, interim U.S. attorney Ed Martin publicly discussed investigating high-profile Justice Department officials who played a role in bringing charges against President Donald Trump and his allies.

In scores of his personal podcasts from August 2023 to January, Martin amplified Trump’s claims — not supported by available evidence — that charges against him were made to damage him politically, and that prosecutors may have violated federal criminal conspiracy laws, department policies or legal ethics rules. The conversations on Martin’s “Pro America Report” podcast and related radio show often revolved around Trump’s desire for “retribution” against current or former department prosecutors.

Funny how now, all of a sudden, WAPO is worried about the “weaponization” of the federal government. Team Trump isn’t doing that—they’re just making a much-needed course correction after the unjust lawfare that was  unleashed on President Trump and his supporters. The WAPO piece goes on:

After one month in office, Martin appears to be following through, taking actions that have alarmed lawyers inside and outside his office who say he’s leveraging the power of the Justice Department against political opponents and intimidating career prosecutors seen as insufficiently loyal to Trump. He fired prosecutors who investigated Trump as a part of special counsel Jack Smith’s team and those who worked on the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot cases. He ordered the head of the criminal division in his office to freeze the assets of a $20 billion Biden climate change program without sufficient evidence of a crime, she claimed in her resignation letter. And he’s attempting to probe two Democratic lawmakers over critical remarks they directed at conservative Supreme Court justices and billionaire Trump adviser Elon Musk.

Anyone with a shred of common sense knows President Trump was elected in a landslide to bring real justice back to our broken judicial system. Alongside Ed Martin, one of the toughest warriors leading the online charge is attorney—and former Justice Gorsuch clerk—Mike Davis. He recently sat down with Martin to talk about fixing the Biden regime’s mess and teaching these power-hungry Dems a lesson. His analogy – from his time growing up on a Georgia farm – couldn’t have been more perfect. The WAPO piece goes on:

Martin and others say they are now playing by new rules set by Democrats, who they believe turned law enforcement powers against political opponents. In several podcast shows in 2023 and 2024, Martin asked a recurring guest, influential Trump legal adviser Mike Davis, whether officials who handled prosecutions of Trump or the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot should be investigated or face internal discipline.

“What’s the reality of accountability? What would it look like?” Martin asked in a September episode.
Davis, whom Donald Trump Jr. has called the “tip of the spear” defending his father from “corrupt Democratic prosecutors,” referenced what he called a “dead-chicken strategy.” The term, he said, came from a story that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas told over lunch with Davis and fellow clerks for Justice Neil M. Gorsuch about growing up on a Georgia farm.

Mike took to X and proudly posted his quote about the chicken and dogs.

Mike Davis:

“When dogs killed chickens, you would wrap those dead chickens around those dogs’ necks. And as those dead chickens rotted. … Those dogs would lose the taste for chicken,” Davis said. “The Trump 47 Justice Department needs to open a criminal probe on real crimes, and Office of Professional Responsibility ethics probes and IG probes. And I think that once these Biden-Kamala Democrats lawyer-up and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars of their own money and go through this process — because as they say, ‘Nobody’s above the law’ — I think that they’re going to lose the taste for lawfare, and for … chicken.”

What a story, right?

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Mike Davis’s chicken-and-dog analogy might sound old-school, but let’s be honest—it’s a spot-on reminder of what it’ll take to reset the system and send a message that sticks. If the Dems want to keep playing dirty with lawfare, maybe it’s time they get a real taste of their own medicine. Nothing kills bad behavior faster than being forced to wear the consequences around their necks—pun intended.

Of course, breaking this habit won’t be easy. It’s going to take serious grit, the right people in place, and a whole lot of hard work to make sure they never weaponize our justice system again.

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