Stories / Government Weaponization / Event · Sep 29 – Oct 2, 2026
Arctic Frost Oversight
How the conversation moved
Democrat Republican · one dot = one action| Action type | Sat26 | Sun27 | Mon28 | Tue295 | Wed302 | Thu11 | Fri21 | Total |
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| HearingsHeld, testified or questioned | 1 | |||||||
| StatementsResponses to news | 1 | |||||||
| CriticizedA policy, decision or person | 1 | |||||||
| Other | 5 |
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No member argued against another in this windowWhat each party did · Democrats 0 · Republicans 9
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- 0Hearings1
- 0Statements1
- 0Criticized1
- 0Other5
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9 actions · 9 releases- Oct 2, 2026
- Criticism
Criticized Jack Smith's criminal investigations against Trump as government weaponization.
- Criticism
- Oct 1, 2026
- Letter
Filed formal complaint calling for disbarment of former special counsel Jack Smith.
- Letter
- Sep 30, 2026
- Statement
Discussed Jack Smith's Arctic Frost investigation and revelations from Senate Judiciary Committee oversight hearing.
- Statement
Filed lawsuit against former Special Counsel Jack Smith for unlawfully seizing phone records.
- Statement
- Sep 29, 2026
- Statement
Disclosed that Jack Smith obtained journalist communications in election investigation.
- Statement
Released documents showing NARA General Counsel assisted classified document prosecution, contradicting Jack Smith's court statements.
- Hearing
Questioned Jack Smith at Senate Judiciary oversight hearing on abuse of authority and targeting of Republicans.
- Statement
Released records showing Jack Smith's team subpoenaed checks from nearly 5,000 Trump donors across all 50 states.
- Statement
Stated Jack Smith was a tool of Biden administration who violated privacy and targeted Republicans.
- Statement
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