Hillary Clinton’s Stunning Link To Mar-A-Lago Raid Revealed

A former Supreme Court clerk alleges that Hillary Clinton may have wielded influence over the federal government’s raid on Mar-a-Lago.

Mike Davis, a former clerk for Justice Neil Gorsuch, cited in Revolver, suggests that the raid aimed to retrieve files potentially damaging to Presidents Donald Trump and Joe Biden, along with Clinton and other alleged conspirators involved in the Trump-Russia collusion narrative.

Davis contends that Biden initiated the raid because Trump had declassified and retained his personal copy of Crossfire Hurricane presidential records, related to the FBI’s investigation into potential Trump-Russia collusion. These records supposedly implicate Obama, Biden, Clinton, and others.

Allegedly, documents relating to the disappearance of private emails from Clinton's home server, including any potential Russian involvement, may have been among Trump's retained documents. Davis theorizes that Clinton's campaign may have exaggerated the Trump-Russia connection to deflect blame from her.

Davis suggests Trump could have disclosed these declassified records in his civil lawsuit against Clinton over the Russian collusion hoax, accusing Obama and Biden of politicizing and weaponizing law enforcement and intelligence agencies to interfere in multiple presidential elections.

Special Counsel John Durham concluded his investigation into the Trump-Russia affair without finding evidence of conspiracy. However, Florida U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon ordered the unsealing of documents related to the Mar-a-Lago lawsuit, despite resistance from Special Counsel Jack Smith, who claims some are classified national security secrets. Davis speculates that Smith's resistance may serve to aid Clinton.

The case's fate remains uncertain, with the Supreme Court indicating a willingness to broaden the investigation into Trump's potential immunity from prosecution. This could extend Trump's legal proceedings if he were to defeat President Biden in the upcoming election, potentially leading to the dismissal of the Mar-a-Lago case under presidential authority.