DOJ-Biden-Obama Attorney in Bragg’s Case: Matthew Colangelo

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Matthew Colangelo is the hyperbolic prosecutor who gave the opening statements in the Manhattan case against Donald Trump by calling the former president’s ‘crime’ a catch-and-kill when it is a simple Non-Disclosure Agreement and campaign finance case with a tacked-on paperwork error. The error signed onto 34 times is one error, not 34. It’s an old case turned down by the federal prosecutors, and it would be a federal misdemeanor if there were a misdemeanor. The Soros-DA Alvin Bragg turned it into 34 felonies. Based on circumstantial evidence, Colangelo appears to be a DOJ plant.

Colangelo, the Department of ‘Justice’ Plant?

Matthew Colangelo previously worked in the New York Attorney Generalโ€™s office, where he helped prosecute various cases involving Trump, including one that led to the dissolution of Trumpโ€™s former charity, the Donald J. Trump Foundation, after prosecutors alleged it illegally coordinated with Trumpโ€™s 2016 campaign

Colangelo also served as lead prosecutor in the New York Attorney Generalโ€™s 2018 case against the Trump administrationโ€™s unsuccessful attempt to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census, which opponents argued was done so to deter non-citizens from participating and reduce the population countโ€”and potentially representation in Congressโ€”in Democratic strongholds where there are typically more non-citizens.

Not only that, Colangelo has represented Barack Obama and Joe Biden. This is blatant collusion, and they aren’t trying to hide it. Watch Colangelo, you won’t believe this guy:

Before working in the New York Attorney Generalโ€™s office, Colangelo was the acting associate attorney general at the Department of Justice. The Harvard Law School alumnus also worked in the Obama administration as a deputy assistant to the president, deputy director of the National Economic Council, and Labor Department chief of staff.

Each time he stepped down to go after Trump, he took a pay cut, but we imagine his reward is coming.

I thought you should hear the comparison between the Roger Stone trial and Donald Trump’s. It sounds as if the DOJ did a dry run with Stone. I decided to tape it instead of writing it out:


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