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To: bitt

Hi.

Seems to me the DOJ is not in control. Or anyone else for that matter.

And Congress doesn’t care if there was an attempted coup (to say the least).

Two sets of rules. One for me, the other for thee.

Methinks this stuff you find in banana republics.

Imho, if justice for one is not the same justice for the other, bullets will start flying.

5.56mm


12 posted on 08/26/2019 3:40:39 PM PDT by M Kehoe (DRAIN THE SWAMP! BUILD THE WALL!)
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To: M Kehoe

This may not be an unusual approach to a case like this. Since an FBI agent is employed by the DOJ, wouldn’t it be normal for a U.S. Attorney to hand off any decision about an indictment to the AG’s office? And wouldn’t the Deputy AG — not the AG — be the primary point person in a case like this ... because FBI oversight is one of the specific roles of the Deputy AG?


16 posted on 08/26/2019 3:47:24 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("Knowledge makes a man unfit to be a slave." -- Frederick Douglass)
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