In yet another brazen display of partisan overreach, the Biden-Harris administration’s Department of Justice has launched an unprecedented raid on the founders of Tenet Media, a conservative media company. This time, the DOJ is claiming that two Russian state media employees funneled approximately $10 million to publish pro-Russia content through Tenet Media. Is this a genuine concern for national security, or just another attempt by Democrats to silence conservative voices?
Sources told The Post Millennial that law enforcement authorities seized the electronic devices of Lauren Chen and Liam Donovan, the owners of Tenet Media, around the same time the Biden-Harris administration announced the indictment against Russian nationals Kostiantyn Kalashnikov and Elena Afanasyeva on Wednesday.
The timing of this raid raises serious questions. Why target Tenet Media now? Could it be that the administration is using its power to stifle any dissenting conservative viewpoints ahead of upcoming elections? According to sources, the owners had no prior knowledge of any investigation, making this sudden action even more suspicious.
Lauren Chen and Liam Donovan have been vocal about their innocence, stating they were unaware of any illicit activities. In a message to staff, Donovan emphasized that there have been no indictments against them or their company. Despite these reassurances, the DOJ’s actions have effectively silenced Tenet Media, halting all operations indefinitely.
This situation reeks of political maneuvering. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) expressed his skepticism regarding the DOJ’s claims of Russian interference. He pointed out that similar accusations were made in 2016, which ultimately proved to be unfounded. Are we witnessing a repeat performance designed to discredit conservative media?
As we navigate these turbulent times, one thing is clear: the fight for free speech and unbiased justice continues. The American people deserve transparency and fairness, not politically motivated witch hunts.