A Biden-Harris official told a journalist that “no one is listening” to President Joe Biden even though he is the current commander-in-chief. The unnamed official reportedly told this to Axios reporter Alex Thompson in response to Biden’s comments at a campaign event about locking up former President Donald Trump, who is currently running against Vice President Kamala Harris – the woman who replaced Biden at the top of the ticket. “For better or worse, no one is listening to him anymore and his words have little power and less reach. It’s a blip. Gone in any meaningful way by mid-day tomorrow if it makes it that long,” the official told Thompson. A counterpoint from a current Biden admin official: “For better or worse, no one is listening to him anymore and his words have little power and less reach. It’s a blip. Gone in any meaningful way by mid-day tomorrow if it makes it that long.” — Alex Thompson (@AlexThomp) October 22, 2024 Biden said during a campaign event on Tuesday in Concord, New Hampshire, that Trump should be in prison because of the alleged threat he poses to the country, The Daily Wire reported. “He is talking about doing away with the entire Department of Education,” Biden said. “He’s talking, he means it, this is not a joke. This is a guy who also wants to replace every civil servant, every single one. Thinks he has a right under the Supreme Court ruling on immunity to be able if need be, if it was the case, to actually eliminate, physically eliminate, shoot and kill, someone who he believes to be a threat to him.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 “I mean, so, I know this sounds bizarre,” Biden said. “It sounds like if I said this five years ago, you’d lock me up. We gotta lock him up.” For several seconds Biden stood in silence before seemingly realizing the implications of what he said. “Politically lock him up,” Biden then added. President Joe Biden says the quiet part out loud for Democrats about former President Donald Trump: “We gotta lock him up” He said this just now on the campaign trail in New Hampshire pic.twitter.com/63sdel3eyr — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) October 22, 2024 Democrat prosecutors in New York have brought politically motivated charges against Trump, resulting in Trump being convicted on 34 charges. In order to bring the charges, leftist Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg had to reinterpret existing law to find a crime to charge Trump with. Trump had paid money to porn star Stormy Daniels to keep her quiet about an alleged affair he denies having, and Bragg counted each payment as its own separate crime, even though the pair had entered a payment contract. Seeing that the prosecution didn’t hurt Trump’s re-election, his sentencing has been moved until after Election Day. Trump also faces politically motivated persecution in Georgia.  

The Department of Justice is on a mission to protect the integrity of our elections by deploying officers across the nation. We are only two weeks away. DOJ’s Nationwide Deployment The Department of Justice, led by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, has undertaken a significant initiative aimed at ensuring the safety of election officials by deploying District Election Officers (DEOs) nationwide. This effort is a response to a concerning rise in threats against individuals responsible for the electoral process. Established in 2021, the Election Threats Task Force symbolizes the DOJ’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding the democratic process. Despite receiving approximately 2,000 reported threats since its inception, the task force has faced prosecutorial challenges, with only about two dozen individuals charged. This tracked rise in threats, leaving many election officials feeling unsupported and disheartened. Concerns over the task force’s effectiveness and transparency continue to grow, as evidenced by 100 investigations and 15 convictions. DOJ deploys district elections officers to handle 'threats and intimidation' https://t.co/meKJ5PyfQT — Fox News Politics (@foxnewspolitics) October 21, 2024 Challenges in Prosecution One of the most significant hurdles in prosecuting threats is the protection afforded by the First Amendment. The task force must differentiate between legitimate threats and speech protected under free speech rights. In 2023, a Supreme Court ruling further complicated the task by altering the standard for what constitutes a “true threat.” Inevitably, this complexity hampers the DOJ’s ability to hold all potential offenders accountable. “I will reiterate again today, these cases are a warning if you threaten to harm or kill an election worker or official or volunteer, the Justice Department will find you and we will hold you accountable.” – Attorney General Merrick Garland Furthermore, a troubling statistic emerges, with 45% of threats going unreported due to officials’ lack of confidence in the system’s ability to protect them. Increasing concerns about transparency, a group of senators has also raised questions about the task force’s progress and call for more action and communication with election workers. Today, Attorney General Garland convened a meeting of the Election Threats Task Force, underscoring the Department’s #ElectionSecurity efforts to safeguard election workers – whether elected, appointed, or volunteer – from threats and intimidation. : https://t.co/yqMcsTVfCP pic.twitter.com/xNvNzEZl2e — U.S. Department of Justice (@TheJusticeDept) May 13, 2024 Proactive Measures In response to the rising threat level, DOJ has stationed DEOs across the country to coordinate with the Election Threats Task Force. These officers will play a crucial role in addressing threats and complaints related to election integrity. Additionally, U.S. attorney’s offices are implementing local contacts, such as Assistant United States Attorney Shamoor Anis in Delaware, to provide an easily accessible channel for reporting issues. “A threat to any election official, worker, or volunteer is, at bottom, a threat to democracy.” – Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco Sources: Garland focuses on election worker issues. Threats to election workers on the rise? The post Review of: DOJ Deploys Election Officers Nationwide to Protect Election Officials from Threats appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

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IN RARE PUBLIC APPEARANCE, BIDEN CALLS FOR LOCKING UP TRUMP... THEN ATTEMPTS AWKWARD WALKBACK... In Anti-Trump Rant, Biden Blurts Out: 'We Gotta Lock Him Up' (VIDEO) While speaking to the DNC office in Concord, New Hampshire, Biden noted how close the race is becoming, claiming Trump believes he has immunity from “physically eliminating” threats.

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