A conservative media figure and former Trump administration official claims that polling data shared with a Democratic presidential candidate during her 2016 campaign—and her subsequent handling of it—set off a decade-long pattern of coordinated federal investigations targeting the former president. The argument suggests these probes were part of a systematic effort by Democrats to undermine Trump’s political influence. Critics of the claim may question whether the investigations were politically motivated or driven by legitimate concerns over election integrity. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between perceptions of partisan bias and the independence of law enforcement.
Solomon, the founder of Just the News and the head of a Trump administration task force on government transparency, argued that polling data presented to the former secretary of state amid her White House run, and her response to it, marked the start of 10-year-long, Democrat-led, “wash, rinse, repeat cycle” of federal investigations against Trump.
