Trump's former campaign manager, Brad Parscale, is tied to every far-right victory in Latin America in recent years through his business, Numen, which is co-run with Fernando Cerimedo.
Now Cerimedo is being investigated for drug trafficking, theft, and hiring assassins to kill his girlfriend... all of which are confirmed by evidence on his phone.
This story could blow wide open. https://t.co/NVT3A1IgQz
This account is run by Jennica Pounds, the person who was posing as an independent journalist and then got outed as a Department of War employee when she moronically fumbled a scoop that a State Department official tried to give her. And now she's building a database to track American citizens based on party affiliation. This is a special government employee creating tools that will be used to intimidate the public and go after dissenters under the pretext of fighting a domestic terror threat--and she's promoting it while also shilling her forthcoming book. There has got to be accountability for these people at some point. Democrats are simply not serious if people like Pounds can just skate after everything is said and done. Everyone in her orbit should at some point be placed under a microscope.
Flock takes their privacy very seriously.
But the ethical gray area in surveillance technology works both ways.
Under no circumstances should elected officials or public servants enjoy an expectation of privacy when spending tax dollars to attend a surveillance lobbying event.
It was always obvious that Bessent and Miran were advancing untrue, politically motivated, and intellectually dishonest accusations about Treasury trying to “juice” the economy and markets by manipulating treasury issuance.
But now they’re actually doing what they falsely accused Yellen of doing. Extremely Trumpian.