Hold traitors accountable to retain GOP majorities

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Congress Needs Hearings on State Department-Soles Cartel Collusion

Congressional Republicans can show voters the importance of GOP congressional majorities by holding continuous hearings on State Department (DOS)-Soles Cartel collusion. Displaying traitorous, Democrat-aligned officials helping our enemies will (1) increase midterm voter turnout and (2) show that Republicans pursue accountability.

Hearings will help President Donald Trump fulfill his promise of punishing traitors and ensure his agenda continues. Losing either chamber of Congress will cripple Trump’s agenda. If he fails to remove traitors from inside our government, we will have an anti-US Congress. A Democrat administration will then negate all of Trump’s successes and destroy our system of government.

Traitors in DOS, the Intelligence Community, and other parts of our government are influencing White House policy and are our worst national security threat. They continue the Soles Cartel collusion even after Nicolás Maduro’s removal. The traitors disseminate half-truths that muddy the waters and protect an anti-US agenda.

Hearings on DOS–Soles Cartel collusion would show:

Crimes that would shock and disgust the public about the deep state, including Cartel agents in our intelligence community.
Removing the Cartel from Venezuela is necessary to preserve our Constitution.
The Cartel participated in the 2020 election fraud and many other things.
The Cartel and the Joe Biden regime colluded.
Todd Robinson, a former Barack Obama ambassador and Biden assistant secretary, instigated collusion.
Obama’s responsibility for treason, including the Biden-Robinson criminal nexus.

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Intelligence agencies’ covert operations require presidential authorization. Congressional hearings into such covert operations must be closed because of national security.

Despite lacking authority for covert operations, DOS criminally installed Soles Cartel ally Bernardo Arévalo as president of Guatemala in 2023. DOS and congressional Democrats would be unable to stop their GOP counterparts in the majority from holding open hearings on DOS–Soles Cartel collusion.

DOS’s Guatemala operation would be a perfect starting point because much of it is already in the congressional record and is easy to expose. Deputy Chief of Mission Patrick Ventrell played an important role in illegally imposing Arévalo. Ambassador Tobin Bradley arrived in Guatemala the month after Arévalo’s inauguration and immediately joined DOS’s crimes.

DOS traitors kept Bradley and Ventrell in their posts during Trump’s second tenure. These Biden holdovers undermined Trump by intervening in Guatemalan affairs and appointment processes to consolidate Arévalo’s power. They were turning Guatemala into a Cartel-aligned dictatorship.

Bradley and Ventrell lost their Guatemala roles in January after inflicting much damage. This apparently led to their removal before completing the normal three-year tour of duty.

Despite newly arrived Chargé d’affaires John Barrett’s statements of adherence to the America-first agenda, DOS traitors still run policy. Barrett’s underlings continue to interfere in favor of Arévalo’s illegal attempts to control the electoral authority, the high court, and the new attorney general.

A public example of continued DOS traitor control is Barrett’s failure to engage with current Attorney General Consuelo Porras. Senator Mike Lee called Porras “a stalwart US ally in the war on drugs and human trafficking” and showed how DOS illegally and politically sanctioned her.

Bradley and Ventrell had a role in keeping secretaries Marco Rubio and Kristi Noem from meeting Porras during their visits to Guatemala. To hide their own crimes, DOS traitors have demonized Porras and kept Trump cabinet-level officials from engaging with her.

Subpoenaing Bradley and Ventrell would be explosive. They betrayed Trump by keeping Guatemala open for narcotics to flow by land. They intimidated the judiciary and private-sector leaders to keep Arévalo illegally in the presidency after a judge cancelled his party for registration fraud.

In the hearings, Bradley and Ventrell will commit felonies by lying, expose themselves by telling the truth, or invoke the Fifth Amendment. Abundant, damning information will expose them if they lie. Bradley and Ventrell will only testify truthfully under a plea deal. Invoking the Fifth, however, would justify dismissal and underline the importance of continuing the hearings. All three possibilities would energize the hearings.

Effective hearings on Guatemala will lead to whistleblowers coming forward from other countries, DOS, and the intelligence community. Continuous hearings will cascade into unstoppable momentum and point to infiltration by the Venezuelan and Colombian regimes. This will build support for Congress and Trump to take action.

Congress has a low 20 percent approval rating. It can comply with its constitutional oversight obligation by holding hearings on the DOS–Soles Cartel collusion. Voters will appreciate exposing the enemy within, causing more voters to favor GOP congressional majorities.

Trump is leading the confrontation to save our country from the tyranny, treason, and globalism of those behind the Biden regime and its many partners. Trump cannot prosecute all the traitors. He can, however, use his influence to help US liberty by urging Congress to expose our enemies to the public.

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Steve Hecht

Steve Hecht is a businessman, writer, and film producer, born and raised in New York. He has lived and worked in Guatemala since 1972. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a Master of Business Administration in Banking and Finance, both from Columbia University.