FBI Raids Election Office After Statute Of Limitations Takes a Long Nap
KEY POINTS
- •On January 25, Kash Patel defended the FBI's warrant to search Fulton County election offices despite timing concerns.
- •Fulton County officials condemned the raid, highlighting ongoing harassment and affirming election integrity since 2020.
- •Approximately 700 boxes of election-related materials were seized and are now unaccounted for by local authorities.
Kash Patel defended the FBI busting into Fulton County's election HQ months after the 5-year statute of limitations snoozed past midnight in late 2025. Patel, speaking on the Charlie Kirk Show, trusted 'brilliant DOJ attorneys' who apparently saw that warrant as freshly baked despite the calendar screaming otherwise. Fulton’s Chairman Robb Pitts, who told Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Matt Gaetz to 'stay the hell out,' isn’t thrilled about the roughly 700 boxes now playing hide and seek somewhere unknown. Meanwhile, Trump keeps recycling his 2020 'rigged election' mixtape at Davos, promising 'people will soon be prosecuted,' like a Netflix true crime series that never ends.
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Nothing says ‘timely’ like suing over crimes that clocked out years ago. FBI’s new motto: better late than legally questionable.
When your statute of limitations is more of a suggestion, you know the DOJ’s playing fast and loose with time like it’s a TikTok dance.
Fulton County can no longer vouch for 700 boxes of ballots but hey, FBI loves their mystery box subscription.
Source: Axios | Published: 1/29/2026 | Author: Kristal Dixon
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