I haven't checked the dockets, but, I suspect that the Western District of Texas (aside from Wetback & drug problems) might have a caseload that favors diverting the efforts of its U.S. attorney for for a brief spell -- and a good cause...
TXnMA
Great. Now all my Bash searches will mention John.
AG Barr is trying to speed up the process in order to reach a solution prior to the election. If he cannot show some conclusions before November and DJT loses the election, all his efforts are for naught. The only alternative would be to appoint a Special Counsel and then DoJ loses all control. All these special issue investigations Barr has tied to the Durham probe.
I believe Barr is aiming at some sort of broad based conspiracy prosecution; else wise he would be bringing individual indictments - against bureaucrats, politicians and media. Rep. Devin Nunez has said as much often. Some FReepers have posited a RICO umbrella of charges; perhaps, but I am not sure that 'racketeering' would cover sedition or treason.
Why now?
This could have been done a year ago.
Great, this means we’ll get justice any decade now.
what with ALL the magic negro’s little plagues none, so far have entangled the POS
But wit, reackoning is coming.
American government is so good at reviewing stuff and talking about it. It also pays well for government but we pay for it and get nothing in return.
Yes, we need another investigator and another investigation that will stretch this all out until the guilty die, untouched, of old age.
The R’s must be planning to Ballot Harvest just like the D’s, or have some method of ensuring that Trump gets re-elected. Bulk mailed ballots to all registered voters is a recipe for a Biden landslide.
Otherwise, this is just an act of temporary public embarrassment for the coup plotters.
If Biden gets elected, his AG will drop all charges and the Flynn case (and Mandamus appeal) will have firmly and freshly set the precedent that the DOJ determines who gets prosecuted. Or, Biden will pardon the whole bunch “to put the matter behind us”.
I haven't checked the dockets, but, I suspect that the Western District of Texas (aside from Wetback & drug problems) might have a caseload that favors diverting the efforts of its U.S. attorney for for a brief spell -- and a good cause...
TXnMA