For years, we watched in frustration as serious crimes were swept under the rug by the Biden administration. Cocaine found steps away from the Situation Room in the White House. A pipe bomb planted outside the DNC. The unprecedented leak of a Supreme Court draft decision — all of these shocking incidents were met with bureaucratic shrugs and convenient "investigations" that led nowhere.

But that ends now.

The new FBI leadership under Director Cash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino has announced they are reopening investigations into all three cases — finally bringing real accountability to crimes that the previous administration refused to properly investigate.

The Cover-Up is Over

For the first time in nearly 250 years of our nation's history, a Supreme Court draft opinion was leaked — an act that damaged the very foundation of our judicial system. A terrorist planted a pipe bomb that could have killed multiple people, yet we've had four years with no answers. And cocaine was discovered in one of the most secure buildings in America, with the investigation quietly closed without consequences.

These weren't just crimes — they were attacks on our institutions, our security, and our rule of law.

The Biden DOJ treated little old ladies waving flags on January 6th like terrorists while ignoring the actual terrorist who planted explosives. They weaponized federal law enforcement against conservatives while protecting their political allies from accountability.

That double standard ends now.

We Need Constitutional Conservatives in the Fight

The senators leading this charge for accountability didn't happen by accident. Conservative champions who have spent years demanding answers, fighting the Deep State, and defending our Constitution are finally seeing results.

But this is just the beginning.

The same corrupt bureaucrats who covered up these crimes are still embedded throughout the federal government. The same partisan prosecutors who went after President Trump while protecting Hunter Biden are looking for their next opportunity to strike.

We need principled conservatives in the Senate who will:

▶︎ Continue demanding transparency and accountability

 

▶︎ Expose Deep State corruption wherever it hides

▶︎ Defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic

 

▶︎ Fight the weaponization of federal agencies

▶︎ Ensure equal justice under law for ALL Americans

Your Support Makes the Difference

The establishment wants us to forget. The media wants us to move on. The Deep State wants us to stay quiet.

We won't.

Every contribution — whether $25, $50, $100, or more — directly supports the conservative senators who are fighting to:

▶︎ Expose corruption in federal agencies

▶︎ Demand accountability from unelected bureaucrats

▶︎ Defend constitutional principles against partisan attacks

▶︎ Protect the rule of law for future generations

▶︎ Save America's future from radical leftist destruction

 

The Time is NOW

We finally have a Justice Department willing to investigate real crimes instead of manufacturing them against conservatives.

 

But this window won't last forever, and the forces of corruption are already mobilizing to fight back.

The Biden era of selective justice and partisan cover-ups is over, but the fight to restore equal justice under law is just beginning.

With your support, we can ensure that constitutional conservatives have the resources they need to continue this critical work — not just for the next two years, but for the next generation.

America's future depends on it.

Secure America's future. Support Senate Conservatives.

 

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