Posted on 12/10/2018 11:43:49 AM PST by LoicW
President Trump's pick for US attorney general, William Barr, believes that the Clintons "should be investigated" and there are "things" about Bill and Hillary "that haven’t been investigated.”
Trump announced last week that Barr will take over from acting AG Matthew Whitaker to lead the Department of Justice, describing the incoming attorney general as "my first choice from Day One."
According to Barr, the DoJ would be “abdicating its responsibility” if it fails to investigate Bill and Hillary and the Clinton Foundation.
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Well, I’ll believe it when I see it. The Clintons always seem to get away with everything.
RE: Trump’s New Attorney General
Not yet, he needs to be confirmed. And with his remark about the Clintons, this becomes very difficult.
Standing by for all the “he’s deep state!” pearl clutchers...
I agree. I’m expecting a repeat of Kavanaugh’s confirmation.
Didn’t Whitaker also say this? If what Barr said is true, then they’d better walk the walk..
They should be. But they won’t be.
Trump may not want to elect a permanent AG..?
They can only get away with it for so long.
Appoint that is.
I’m sure he said something similar. Barr seems to think there should be less talk and more action.
Well, get at it.
Investigated? How about indicted?
Is this an old quote? He should have said “Clinton campaign unlawful ties to Russian nationals.” Let the foaming at the mouth Democrats defend that.
Republicans have the majority in the senate. They only need 50 votes
Boy is he misguided. The Clintons are Democrats and Democrats aren’t investigated. That’s only for Republicans.
Shredders have prevented that.
It’s like he wants to be forced to recuse himself
No No ,fire all the Obama/Clinton leftovers at the DOJ first
Gee, ya think?
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