Here’s Your Helpful Reminder That If They Had Anything Real On Trump, You’d Have Seen It Years Ago

A former contractor for the Internal Revenue Service was sentenced to 5 years in prison today at the United States District Court in Washington, D.C. for the crime of leaking the financial records of Donald J. Trump and other members of the Trump family to the news media, as well as stealing the tax records of thousands of other wealthy Americans.

38 year old Charles Littlejohn accepted a plea agreement from prosecutors back in October 2023 allowing him to plead guilty to only a single count of unauthorized disclosures of income tax returns. In that detailed agreement, Littlejohn admitted that he illegally accessed and took copies of President Trump’s tax returns as well as the tax returns of several thousand other wealthy people while he was employed as a contractor for a consulting company working with the IRS.

According to this CNN report, Littlejohn leaked these stolen financial records to two different news media outlets.

As she sentenced Littlejohn to a 5 year term in prison, Judge Ana Reyes expressed her displeasure at the Justice Department for offering this defendant a plea deal where he was able to plead to only one single charge, when he’d stolen thousands of documents. Judge Reyes described this case as a massive scandal, saying Littlejohn had ‘pulled off the biggest heist in IRS history.”

Reyes went on to remark to the prosecution team that ““The fact that he did what he did and he’s facing one felony count, I have no words for.”, a statement that clearly showed she believes the magnitude of the defendants crimes called for multiple charges.

However, prosecutors from the office of DC US Attorney Matthew Graves countered that they believed the one count sufficiently covered the full extent of Littlejohn’s illegal activity. The prosecution did request the maximum sentence of 5 years, which Judge Reyes then imposed.

Even as he was being sentenced to five years in prison, Littlejohn insisted on declaring he committed his crimes as a service to the country, and stated that he believed the public had a right to know the information that he stole and that “We as a country make the best decisions when we are all properly informed.”

I have to agree with Judge Reyes. This fellow should have gotten more than one count, since he’s still playacting like he’s some kind of hero for targeting a sitting President for illegal leaking his financial records.

From comments prosecutors make, they seem to fully expect Littlejohn to serve the entire five year sentence Judge Reyes imposed. Well, good. Because that will mean Littlejohn will have plenty of time to reflect on why he’s sitting in prison until 2029.

He fully thought those tax records would prove Trump and his sons Don Jr. and Eric and his daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner were crooks. He expected he would find really juicy crimes and money laundering and all kinds of shady activity in those financial records.

He thought he was gonna be a key hero in the story of how Trump and his entire criminal family was taken down.

Well…guess what happened instead?

He broke the law, stole those records, handed them to the eager news media, who combed through them all, thousands of pages of documents and they found…

NOTHING. Nothing at all.

You have to stop for a full minute and breathe it in to fully appreciate the irony of this.

Trump’s now cruising to the GOP Presidential nomination in Milwaukee this July and this dumbass is going to be cooling his heels in a federal lockup for 60 months.

Look, I make this point often in my columns, but Trump Derangement Syndrome being as prevalent and virulent as it is, means it needs to be repeated often:

If they had anything REAL to destroy Trump with, you’d have seen it long ago. YEARS ago.

That’s why all the recent lawfare being tried against Trump would be comically farcical if it wasn’t the ever-increasing and blatantly in-your-face election interference that it is.

All you had to do to understand that Trump was in no danger at all from DEI hire Fani Willis in Fulton County, Georgia was **read through** the patently on-its-face absurd RICO indictment she filed against Trump and 18 others.

If you’ve been paying attention, then you already know we’re at the ‘boomerang’ stage of this farce in Fulton County. Trump was never in any danger there at all.

They’re talking up that this deranged Judge Arthur Engoron is about to single-handedly take down Trump’s entire real estate empire with a massive fine. They’re talking up the huge $83 million defamation judgment Trump was just hit with by the jury in the E. Jean Carroll show trial.

None of this real. Its all a farce and all these verdicts will be reversed on appeal. Its bad theater being put on by desperate failing people now that everything ELSE they’ve tried to destroy Trump and stop him over the past 8 years hasn’t worked.

Trust me on this. They got so **desperate** to find something…ANYTHING…real to hit Trump with back in the days of the Robert Mueller Special Counsel that they ended up going through the long-deceased Fred Trump’s estate taxes trying to see if they could find something. They couldn’t.

I know the TDS out there is so strong, some people just can’t quite believe this…but its true:

Donald J. Trump is THE most investigated Presidential candidate in history.

This was true **before** he became President for that first term in January 2017. They went scorched earth from 2015-2017 trying to find anything from his past to use against him.

They found nothing.

Why do you think they ended up INVENTING the Trump/Russia Collusion hoax? They did that for fun? Hell no. They had to resort to fakery and fraud because they couldn’t find anything REAL.

Trump is the CLEANEST most honest and crime-free President we’ve ever had in modern times with the possible exception of Ronald Reagan.

We’re getting the kangaroo show trials because they can’t hold real trials. Its **all** about the election. And its not working. Trump’s numbers will keep going up.

Nothing can stop him.

Ain’t life grand?