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To: 9YearLurker
While Barr may have links to the Establishment I view him as a hero in that he saw the Establishment (or a faction of the Establishment) try and coup the president. He may be doing so because he believes in preserving the power of the presidency and not so much because he agrees with Trump's ideology - I don't know. But, from my sense of it Barr saw a coup attempt being done by the bureaucratic elements and he is trying to stop that.

Regarding all the mainstream media outrage about the Stone sentencing and the DOJ - they act as if the DOJ is a 4th branch of govt (as if the DC national security bureaucracy is a 4th branch of govt independent of the Executive) and I think Barr sees this as dangerous and is fighting for preserving the executive power over the bureaucratic power usurpation of power.

115 posted on 02/13/2020 8:21:26 AM PST by Swarthy Greek Immigrant (NO MERCY TO TERRORISTS you dumb bastards! - Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump - Apr 21, 2013)
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To: Swarthy Greek Immigrant

Barr is majorly corrupt and burying stuff day by day, week by week. Don’t kid yourself (or listen to Joe DiGenova or the Q psyop). Per usual, he might offer up some slight prosecution of some minor character, but all the big stuff is being buried on his watch: Clinton, Obama, the billion-dollar corruption and arms and drug deals, etc. Just look at Wray and the FBI. Totally pathetic and under Barr’s control.

And Barr I imagine is happy to throw Trump a bone or two, as part of the purported Trump/Bush truce that brought Barr in after Poppy’s death. But there’s no real retribution, for example, for all the Never Trumpers under Barr’s watch.


120 posted on 02/13/2020 8:59:05 AM PST by 9YearLurker
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