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Lawfare Embeds Quit DOJ Jobs as 30 Subpoenas Sent in FL-Based “Russiagate Conspiracy” Investigation
The story stems from MSNBC, but makes sense because Lawfare operatives are everywhere in the USAO’s offices around the country. In South Florida the junior lawyers are quitting working for USAO Jason Reding Quiñones because the investigation itself is against their allies.
U.S Attorney Jason Quinones is reportedly putting together a larger Russiagate conspiracy investigation/case and has recently sent 30 grand jury subpoenas to the various Russiagate participants. Two junior attorneys within the office have refused to participate in the investigation.
(MSNBC) – The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida called a division-wide meeting on Monday afternoon, following the resignations of two prosecutors who were asked to take part in a vast “conspiracy” investigation into former intelligence and law enforcement officials, according to a source familiar with internal concerns among career prosecutors.
🚨BREAKING: There have been TWO RESIGNATIONS in the Southern District of Florida, and MSNBC is saying that the investigation is looking into a VAST CONSPIRACY.
The TRUTH is coming out and this MELTDOWN is a sign that the DoJ is OVER THE TARGET!
Lock up EVERY LAST CROOK! pic.twitter.com/aWIAm5Bunv
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) November 10, 2025
Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney Jason Reding Quiñones called the impromptu meeting of the largest section in the criminal division — major crimes — a unit that includes two to three dozen career prosecutors. The source said it is unusual for an office’s top prosecutor to convene such a gathering.
“Everyone is on pins and needles,” the source told MSNBC, referring to prosecutors who fear being asked by the U.S. Attorney Reding Quiñones, or his leadership team, to work on a case that President Donald Trump has said should lead to the arrests of an expansive list of individuals, including former President Barack Obama and former CIA Director John Brennan.
The Justice Department approved at least 30 subpoenas on Friday, including for Brennan and former FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
The official who signed at least some of the subpoenas is Executive Assistant United States Attorney Manolo Reboso, a source familiar with a number of the subpoenas issued so far told MSNBC. (read more)
It’s good that they quit.
That’s two less Lawfare suicide vests that can detonate inside the effort of the investigation.
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Stephen Miller Reminds Us the Insurrectionists Conspired to Sabotage Institutions of This Country
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Influencer Gets Death Threats After Calling Out the So-Called Religion of Peace and Sharia Law
https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-violence-and-arrests-at-berkeley-as-antifa-swarms-tpusa-event-mocks-charlie-kirks-death
BREAKING: Violence and arrests at Berkeley as Antifa swarms TPUSA event, mocks Charlie Kirk's death
At the University of California, Berkeley on Monday, multiple people were arrested after violence broke out before Turning Point USA’s final stop on its tour at the campus.
Per Frontlines TPUSA reporter Savanah Hernandez, at least two people were arrested on campus after a fight broke out between a Trump supporter and an Antifa member. The Trump supporter, who was left bloodied, claimed the Antifa member had tried to rob him. Antifa members attempted to "de-arrest" the member being arrested by police.
Antifa agitators were seen rushing the barricades set up at the entrance of the event, chanting "fascists out of Berkeley." Another arrest was made.
Agitators lit a flare, resulting in attendees of the Turning Point event being rushed inside. A person was heard chanting, "any time, any place, punch a fascist in the face." A car exhaust backfiring outside the venue while performing a burnout raised fears in the crowd of gunshots being fired.
Some agitators were heard chanting "f*ck your dead homie." This comes after Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated in September while holding a campus event in Utah. Others were heard chanting "Antifa."
Per the Berkeley Scanner, four UC Berkeley students were arrested early Monday morning on suspicion of felony vandalism. Authorities said the arrests took place shortly after midnight after UCPD officers spotted "suspicious people" wearing masks in the area. they found that 28 flyers had been glued to the historic Sather Gate.
The notices featured quotes from Charlie Kirk speaking out against abortions, gun control, and other topics. The flyers, which announced a protest rally beginning at 4:30 pm later that day, stated, "Hate is not welcome on our campus. The vandalism was determined to have caused more than $400 in damages and those arrested were women between the ages of 20 to 22.
https://harbingersdaily.com/high-school-girls-who-refused-to-share-podium-with-male-athlete-win-free-speech-lawsuit/
High School Girls Who Refused to Share Podium with Male Athlete Win Free Speech Lawsuit
Two female teens who protested a biological male’s participation in a high jump championship have won a lawsuit against the Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA).
Oregon students Alexa Anderson and Reese Eckard were punished for quietly stepping down from an awards podium in response to the OSAA’s decision to grant a biological male a spot on the platform. The male student, who calls himself “Lia Rose,” had tied for fifth with another athlete. On May 31, Anderson, who attended Tigard High School, won third, and Eckard of Sherwood High School secured fourth place.
Anderson and Eckard, who said they feel a duty to stand for fairness to protect the future of women’s sports, turned their backs to the crowd in protest before they were removed from the podium area completely and excluded from the official awards photograph and the presenting of medals. The OSAA then did not promptly ship their medals to the girls’ schools, as per its customary practice.
“We didn’t refuse to stand on the podium out of hate,” Anderson told Fox News. “We did it because someone has to say this isn’t right. In order to protect the integrity and fairness of girls sports we must stand up for what is right.”
On July 24, the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) filed suit on the girls’ behalf, claiming First Amendment violations. The lawsuit argues that their choice to step down from the podium was protected speech and that it was unlawful for the OSAA to retaliate by excluding them from the championship photograph and withholding award medals.
At the time of the suit’s filing, Anderson had not received her medal, which is also not common practice.
Anderson and Eckard, who are now collegiate athletes, not only won the lawsuit against OSAA but were also given the “Most Valuable Patriot Award” by Fox Nation. The TV network also presented the initial medals the girls had won at the state championships in their own award ceremony.
“I want to start off by thanking God. I thank God that you’re all here tonight. I thank God that He gave Alexa and I the courage to stand for truth,” Eckard said in her speech. “There are so many girls that deserve this award for their courage.”
In another victory for women’s sports, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) plans to start implementing a new policy that prohibits biological men who identify as women from competing against women, according to multiple reports. The policy will replace its current policy, which gives the governing bodies of the respective Olympic sports the power to create their own rules about transgender athletes. The IOC is expected to announce the decision at the IOC session in February
https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/supreme-court-to-hear-challenge-to-mail-in-ballot-law-what-to-know-5942754?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=TheLibertyDaily
Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Mail-In Ballot Law: What to Know
Republicans challenged a Mississippi law allowing the counting of mail-in ballots that arrived after Election Day.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Nov. 10 agreed to take up a case that asks if states can legally count ballots received after Election Day.
The justices have not set a date for oral arguments, but a decision is expected by the end of June 2026—just ahead of the midterm elections.
Here’s what to know.
Mississippi Law
In July 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Mississippi passed an emergency law allowing mail-in ballots to be counted as long as they were “postmarked on or before the date of the election and received by the registrar no more than five business days after the election.”
The law was eventually made permanent.
In January 2024, the Republican National Committee (RNC), the Mississippi Republican Party, and GOP election officials sued to overturn the law.
The Libertarian Party of Mississippi sued in February, and the cases were combined.
The plaintiffs alleged that Mississippi’s law was a violation of the Elections Clause of Article I of the Constitution.
That clause says that Congress can override state election laws; an 1845 federal law requires the election for members of Congress and presidential electors to take place on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November.
The RNC said that by establishing Election Day, Congress superseded Mississippi’s decision to continue receiving ballots after the allotted time.
It also alleged that late votes “dilute” ballots that were cast on time, and force the party to expend extra resources on post-election day poll watching.
They also said, in their complaint, that counting late votes favors Democrats.
“For example, according to the MIT Election Lab, 46 percent of Democratic voters in the 2022 General Election mailed in their ballots, compared to only 27 percent of Republicans,” their court filing reads.
“That means the late-arriving mail-in ballots that are counted for five additional days disproportionately break for Democrats.”
The state countered that Mississippi’s law harmonizes with federal election law because the election is the “casting”—not the counting—of ballots.
It argues that the ballot is cast when a voter drops it in the ballot box or mails it.
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Tom Homan Triggers Democrats With Promise of 100,000 ICE Beds