
After a Signal chat was shared by Atlantic Monthly editor Jeffrey Goldberg allegedly showing the war plans for an attack on the Houthis, the administration has countered the charges, saying no war plans were leaked. Goldberg ended up being included in a group chat on Signal that included members of Trump’s administration, including JD Vance and Pete Hegseth.
Now, a lawsuit filed by American Oversight, a far-left insurrectionist organization, claiming the use of Signal Chat violates the Hatch act, has been given to insurrectionist far left activist judge James E. Boasberg, the January 6 Judge that likes to give long sentences to Americans and short ones to terrorists. MIA will be tracking this story and may report on it in detail in a future issue should events warrant.
Judge Boasberg Assigned to Oversee Lawsuit Involving Pete Hegseth, Rep. Mike Waltz Over Signal Chat– conservativeroof.com
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The far-left watchdog group American Oversight has filed a lawsuit targeting some of President Trump’s most loyal warriors, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, and DNI Tulsi Gabbard. Their supposed crime? Using the double-encrypted messaging app Signal to communicate about military operations.
This latest witch hunt stems from a wild claim by Jeffrey Goldberg, the notoriously anti-Trump editor-in-chief of The Atlantic.
Goldberg claimed he was “accidentally” added to a secure Signal group chat where top Trump officials were allegedly discussing sensitive military actions against Iran-backed Houthi terrorists in Yemen.
During a Senate Intel Committee hearing on Tuesday, CIA Director John Ratcliffe blew Goldberg’s story to smithereens. Ratcliffe testified that no undercover CIA agent was part of the Signal chat—debunking the leftist fantasy of some cloak-and-dagger conspiracy. He confirmed that Signal is fully approved for government use.
In fact, the app was installed on his own computer by the CIA after he took the job, the Obama administration used Signal too.
As reported Trump team angrily fired back and called Goldberg a liar, saying no war plans were discussed. Now, Goldberg and his co-worker Shane Harris have published details of the military plans against the Houthis to call Team Trump’s bluff and humiliate Trump.
Ratcliffe and Gabbard both doubled down, stating unequivocally that no classified information was shared in the chat. Yet, that didn’t stop American Oversight from filing a lawsuit demanding a temporary restraining order.