Facing imminent firing by Trump, Jack Smith looks for exit door * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

33% : "Smith saw his documents case against Trump dismissed because he never was confirmed by the Senate, meaning he had no powers to bring the case, and he was trying to get it reinstated by an appeals court at the time of the election.
33% : Fox reported, "Smith has been evaluating how to wind down both the 2020 election interference case and the separate classified documents case before Trump takes office.
27% : His election interference case claimed it was criminal for Trump to have expressed the opinions he held, and in it Smith was battling a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.
26% : "Reports have confirmed already that Smith has spent tens of millions of taxpayer dollars on his agenda against Trump.
21% : It is Fox News that said Smith, who was tasked with prosecuting a government documents case and an election interference case against Trump, "is expected to resign before President-elect Trump is inaugurated in January.
10% : Facing a promise from President-elect Donald Trump that he'll be fired within "two seconds," special counsel Jack Smith, who prosecuted two of the Democrats' lawfare cases against Trump, is looking for an exit door.

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