Did Jack Smith's Search Warrant Violate The Rights Of Millions Of Americans?

As it turns out, Special Counsel Jack Smith is after more than just dirt on former President Donald Trump.

He wants the names of anyone who interacted with the former president’s Twitter account.

And now, he has them.

Many Americans are enraged by this breach of privacy. Others have used it as an opportunity to openly mock the Republican Party.

“For some reason, the pro-Trump crowd has only just discovered tonight the search warrant for Trump’s Twitter account that was publicly unsealed (and extensively reported about) in August,” wrote journalist Kyle Cheney.

However, there are those standing their ground, keeping their focus on what is really important.

Pro-DOJ crowd should be far less concerned tonight about the renewed interest and more concerned by the government overreach, but presumably it's because of this court filing dated 11/27/23: https://t.co/3kIHEyOGJh

— Mollie (@MZHemingway) November 29, 2023

The bottom line is, if you interacted with former President Donald Trump’s account, Smith has your information.