The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has deIivered a striking blow to Special Counsel Jack Smith’s inves tigation, setting a precedent that could have future impIications for executive privilege and the separation of powers.
The court’s ruling, filed on Tuesday, revolves around the search of information stored at premises controlled by Twitter/X, which appealed Smith’s warrant.
The case, which has garnered nationaI attention, centers on the Special Counsel’s attempt to bypass traditional executive privilege protections in its investigation of former President Trump’s Twitter communications.
While the court ultimately ruled in favor of Smith on appeaI, the official filing contained a brutaI dressing-down of Smith’s tactics.
I Had Doubts about Dating a Single Dad, but What I Found after He Moved into My House Left Me Pale
I came home expecting peace, but instead found chaos—Ryan had brought all the pets into our home without telling me. His ex-wife, Laura, lied about being at risk of eviction, using the situation to manipulate us. Furious, I confronted Ryan about going behind my back, especially knowing my allergies. He admitted his mistake, and I uncovered Laura’s lie. After a serious talk about trust and communication, we sent the pets back to Laura. Though the girls were upset, Ryan and I became stronger, united against outside manipulation.
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