[sphinx]

Given his established pattern of working to protect the institution of the DOJ above other considerations, it is likely that Barr will try to let the case be dismissed without also punishing all the myriad bad actors involved in it, many of whom, like Van Grack, are still on his staff. That would be a malfeasance on his own part

Barr is a smart guy. He has also written and spoken eloquently on questions of faith, religious liberty, and the ongoing, very deliberate efforts to overthrow the moral foundations of American society.

He has perhaps already connected the dots, but just to be sure: someone who knows him well should remind him that he stands today in exactly the position of the members of the Catholic hierarchy who ignored the growing crisis for so many years. Though not sexually compromised themselves, they swept the sex abuse problems under the rug because they were more interested in protecting the public image of the church than in rooting out the cancer. At every point of decision, they broke faith with the church, abandoned their flock, disregarded their vows, and chose not to rock the boat.

Failure to take decisive action will have the same result in both cases. The corruption is apparent. If there is a saving remnant in positions of authority, they must act. If they don't, the public will draw the appropriate conclusions.

[MAGAthon]

time for action.

exonerate and compensate Flynn.

pardon Roger Stone.

indict all the coup plotters.

[Ann Archy]

Good analogy EXCEPT that “the Gates of Hell will NEVER prevail against the Church”.......the FBI and the CIA are TOTALLY CORRUPT and must be cleaned out before it;s too late!!