DOJ Attorney Kurt Olsen Resigns from RICO Grande Case

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Attorney Kurt Olsen resigns from RICO Grande case, remains with DOJ amid election-related investigations.

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Attorney Kurt Olsen has resigned from the ‘RICO Grande’ case, a Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation in the Southern District of Florida, according to reports from the Associated Press. The resignation, confirmed by The Gateway Pundit through an anonymous source, marks a significant development in the ongoing legal probe. Despite his departure from the case, Olsen will continue to be employed by the DOJ.

Puerto Rico Voting System Issues and Election Concerns

The 2024 election cycle in Puerto Rico was marred by significant issues with its voting systems. According to reports from the Associated Press, software problems caused machines supplied by Dominion Voting Systems to incorrectly calculate vote totals. Jessika Padilla Rivera, the commission’s interim president, highlighted these technical failures, which led to discrepancies between machine-reported and paper-based vote counts. Although the June 2 primary results were not contested, some polling sites failed to transmit data electronically, prompting the cancellation of the vendor contract and a system replacement.

Resignations and Investigation Context

Olsen’s resignation is the third notable exit from the RICO Grande case this month, following the departure of Joe DiGenova and his wife, who was reportedly investigating claims of 2020 election fraud. Despite these resignations, DiGenova told NBC News that the investigation was proceeding smoothly, with Washington assembling prosecutors to support his efforts.

Confidential Information and Media Reporting

Clay Parikh, a former federal employee, shared on X that he was contacted by a Reuters writer seeking an accuracy review regarding Olsen’s involvement in Puerto Rico. The report suggested that Olsen’s assignment to the Southern District of Florida was linked to his failure to provide evidence of foreign interference from the Puerto Rico systems. However, the source used by the outlet may have leaked confidential information, raising concerns about potential violations of non-disclosure agreements.

Broader Implications

The resignations and ongoing investigations highlight the complexities and controversies surrounding election integrity and federal oversight. As the DOJ continues its probe, the implications for both legal and political processes remain under scrutiny.

Source: The Gateway Pundit

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