Trump's Retribution Fears

Trump's Retribution Fears

theguardian.com

Trump's Retribution Fears

US officials fear Donald Trump's potential return to power, leading to heightened security and preparations for possible retribution.

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PoliticsUs PoliticsUkSecuritySafetyThreatsRetribution
Department Of JusticeFbiInternal Revenue ServiceLincoln ProjectWhite House
Donald TrumpNancy PelosiAdam SchiffJack SmithLiz Cheney
What examples of physical threats and intimidation have been reported?
Threats against targeted individuals extend to physical harm, with some facing credible threats, including a plot against a congressman and attempts to disrupt the lives of others through false reports to authorities.
What are the concerns for federal bureaucracy members who opposed Trump?
The concerns extend to federal bureaucracy members, who face potential demotions, firings, clearance suspensions, lawsuits, and audits as forms of retribution for opposing Trump during his first term.
What specific individuals have been targeted by Trump's threats of retribution?
Trump's repeated mentions of specific individuals for arrest and prosecution, coupled with statements from Trump allies suggesting retribution, have heightened concerns among these officials.
Why is the current situation considered more serious than during Trump's first term?
The situation is deemed more serious than Trump's first term, with Trump loyalists now occupying key positions in the government, making it easier to carry out Trump's agenda.
What security precautions are US officials taking in response to Donald Trump's threats?
Congress members and other US officials, fearing Donald Trump's 'retribution', are enhancing security measures for themselves and their families, bracing for potential arrests and bogus investigations.