It didn’t take long for President Donald J. Trump’s new DOJ powerhouse, U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan, to silence the critics — and she did it the best way possible: by delivering results.

Appointed in September as interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, Halligan faced a predictable barrage from the usual suspects — Democrats, mainstream media pundits, and “former prosecutors” who suddenly remembered how to care about “norms.” They called her “unqualified,” “a pawn,” even a “devastating choice for morale.”

The New York Times, CNN, and Politico practically tripped over each other racing to smear her. The House Judiciary Democrats even launched an “investigation” into her appointment — because nothing terrifies Washington’s establishment more than a Trump loyalist with real authority.

But while the Left was whining, Halligan got to work.

In just over a month, she’s secured three major indictments that sent shockwaves through D.C. — and each one hits right at the heart of the old swamp network.

• James Comey, former FBI Director and ringleader of the Russia hoax, was indicted on two felony counts — false statements and obstruction of a congressional proceeding. The indictment alleges he lied under oath to the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2020 about authorizing leaks to the media. If convicted, he could face up to five years in prison.

• New York Attorney General Letitia James, the woman who built her career on trying to “take down Trump,” now faces federal charges for bank fraud and false statements tied to a shady 2020 mortgage deal in Virginia. Prosecutors say she lied to secure better loan terms, misrepresented property ownership, and even falsely claimed to be her father’s spouse on a mortgage form. That’s not just corruption — that’s arrogance. She’s looking at up to 30 years per count and $1 million in fines.

• Ashley Tellis, a senior State Department adviser and longtime D.C. insider, was caught red-handed hoarding classified national defense documents in his own home. Agents found over 1,000 pages of top-secret material stuffed into cabinets, trash bags, and even his basement. Surveillance video shows him sneaking files out of a secure government facility and renaming them “Econ Reform.” He faces up to 10 years behind bars for unlawfully retaining classified information.

Let’s be clear: this is what accountability looks like.

While the media howled about her “lack of experience,” Halligan proved that loyalty, competence, and moral clarity matter more than cocktail-party approval from D.C. elites. She’s doing exactly what the American people have been demanding for years — holding the powerful accountable, no matter their title or party.

And that’s precisely why the swamp hates her.

Halligan’s success is also a powerful reflection of Trump’s instincts. Once again, the President chose someone the establishment mocked — and once again, he was right. Just like he was right about the FBI, the border, and the economy, he’s right about who has the guts to clean house.

For years, we’ve watched double standards play out in the Justice Department — one for Trump and his supporters, another for Democrats and their deep-state friends. Now, under Halligan’s leadership, those days are numbered.

The message is clear: nobody is above the law — not Comey, not Letitia James, not the career bureaucrats who thought they’d never be touched.

And to those who still doubt Lindsey Halligan’s qualifications? Three indictments in as many weeks speak louder than a thousand editorials.