7 questions AG Garland needs to answer.

[Nostra]

Preferably, without perjuring himself again. I could add many more to the list but this is a good start.

Unfortunately, he will never answer any of these.

1. Why did the US Attorney in DC decline to prosecute 67 percent of people arrested in Washington last year? The Washington Post called this "startling." Since DC violent crime is significantly up – murder alone by almost 30 percent - and the DC US Attorney is a unique office responsible for prosecuting both federal and local crime, are you concerned about what is happening – or not happening – out of the office down the street from you?
2. Are you committed to devoting the same resources and vigor to fighting violent crime Washington and in cities across America as you are towards January 6th offenders? The DC US Attorneys website is dominated by January 6th updates and very little on the murders and crime that is ravaging the city.
3. Why did DOJ prosecutor Leo Wise recommend no prison time for Hunter Biden but insisted on a year in prison for the former Baltimore Police Commissioner who committed exactly the same crime? The Commissioner owed far less in taxes than Hunter, and yet ensured he would go to jail, while he sought to give Hunter sweeping immunity from other potential crimes committed.
4. Are you concerned about the appearance of aggressively prosecuting the current GOP frontrunner for the 2024 race? DOJ has a known policy on election sensitivity. Does DOJ plan to pause – and if so, when – all investigative and prosecutorial steps with respect to the former president in the months leading up to the 2024 election in order to avoid the appearance of influencing the election?
5. Given that Joe Biden is the attorney general's boss and has declared his son's innocence publicly, why have you not appointed a special counsel to investigate Hunter to remove any appearance of impropriety and assure the public of even-handed treatment under the law?
6. Are you concerned about the appearance of disparate treatment from special counsels? Special Counsel John Durham did not bring a "conspiracy to defraud the US government" charge against members of the Hillary Clinton campaign who sought to influence the 2016 election in their favor by feeding known false information about Trump to the FBI but Jack Smith did bring that same charge against Trump regarding his behavior in the 2020 election? While special counsels are "independent," the law allows you to intervene if necessary.
7. Why did the Southern District of New York send a letter asking when the judge was planning on putting Hunter Biden’s former best friend and business partner Devon Archer in jail right before Archer was set to testify before a congressional committee? Given that it has been 18 months since Archer was sentenced and he was scheduled to present testimony to Congress implicating President Biden and his son in potentially problematic business dealings, do you think the timing of the letter was problematic?

7 key questions for Attorney General Merrick Garland

Here are some top-of-mind questions Attorney General Merrick Garland should address as soon as possible.

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[1srelluc]

Blah, Garland won't answer shit....1/25 when he's replaced will be the answer to him so choose wisely on who you decide to send up against Uncle RICO unless you want a lot more of the same.

 

[ColonelAngus]

The DOJ is aggressively going after J6 protestors, but not at all 5/29 protestors who injured many Secret Service agents and tried to burn down St Johns Church.

WHY ISNT THE DOJ GOING AFTER 5/29 INSURRECTIONISTS?

 

[candycorn]

Preferably, without perjuring himself again. I could add many more to the list but this is a good start.

Unfortunately, he will never answer any of these.

1. Why did the US Attorney in DC decline to prosecute 67 percent of people arrested in Washington last year? The Washington Post called this "startling." Since DC violent crime is significantly up – murder alone by almost 30 percent - and the DC US Attorney is a unique office responsible for prosecuting both federal and local crime, are you concerned about what is happening – or not happening – out of the office down the street from you?

He was too busy prosecuting the insurrectionists. You want others prosecuted...don't stage an insurrection.

1. Are you committed to devoting the same resources and vigor to fighting violent crime Washington and in cities across America as you are towards January 6th offenders? The DC US Attorneys website is dominated by January 6th updates and very little on the murders and crime that is ravaging the city.

Insurrection is a nasty business. While all crimes should be prosecuted the same way...it's great to see insurrectionists get hunted down like dogs.

1. Why did DOJ prosecutor Leo Wise recommend no prison time for Hunter Biden but insisted on a year in prison for the former Baltimore Police Commissioner who committed exactly the same crime? The Commissioner owed far less in taxes than Hunter, and yet ensured he would go to jail, while he sought to give Hunter sweeping immunity from other potential crimes committed.

Good question. Hunter deserves whatever is coming to him.

1. Are you concerned about the appearance of aggressively prosecuting the current GOP frontrunner for the 2024 race? DOJ has a known policy on election sensitivity. Does DOJ plan to pause – and if so, when – all investigative and prosecutorial steps with respect to the former president in the months leading up to the 2024 election in order to avoid the appearance of influencing the election?

Not at all. The blob deserves many more charges. The Mueller OIC should really be reopened and Trump should be deposed in person. If politics were really being left behind...they should haul the blobs ass in front of the prosecutor (they'd better bring the heavy duty transport) and have him answer questions. The same way Clinton did.

A question for you...why didn't he have to do it? Well Nostra ?

1. Given that Joe Biden is the attorney general's boss and has declared his son's innocence publicly, why have you not appointed a special counsel to investigate Hunter to remove any appearance of impropriety and assure the public of even-handed treatment under the law?

Hunter isn't a member of the government. Sorry. Fishing season starts next month.

1. Are you concerned about the appearance of disparate treatment from special counsels? Special Counsel John Durham did not bring a "conspiracy to defraud the US government" charge against members of the Hillary Clinton campaign who sought to influence the 2016 election in their favor by feeding known false information about Trump to the FBI but Jack Smith did bring that same charge against Trump regarding his behavior in the 2020 election? While special counsels are "independent," the law allows you to intervene if necessary.

Durham's investigation had one indictment more than I did...and I wasn't investigating anyone. It was a total bust. Hope you enjoyed the egg on your face there loser boy.

1. Why did the Southern District of New York send a letter asking when the judge was planning on putting Hunter Biden’s former best friend and business partner Devon Archer in jail right before Archer was set to testify before a congressional committee? Given that it has been 18 months since Archer was sentenced and he was scheduled to present testimony to Congress implicating President Biden and his son in potentially problematic business dealings, do you think the timing of the letter was problematic?

7 key questions for Attorney General Merrick Garland

Here are some top-of-mind questions Attorney General Merrick Garland should address as soon as possible.

www.foxnews.com

The romanian sex trafficker is not a factor.

 

[Nostra]

He was too busy prosecuting the insurrectionists. You want others prosecuted...don't stage an insurrection.

Insurrection is a nasty business. While all crimes should be prosecuted the same way...it's great to see insurrectionists get hunted down like dogs.

Good question. Hunter deserves whatever is coming to him.

Not at all. The blob deserves many more charges. The Mueller OIC should really be reopened and Trump should be deposed in person. If politics were really being left behind...they should haul the blobs ass in front of the prosecutor (they'd better bring the heavy duty transport) and have him answer questions. The same way Clinton did.

A question for you...why didn't he have to do it? Well Nostra ?

Hunter isn't a member of the government. Sorry. Fishing season starts next month.

Durham's investigation had one indictment more than I did...and I wasn't investigating anyone. It was a total bust. Hope you enjoyed the egg on your face there loser boy.

The romanian sex trafficker is not a factor.

Cult gonna cult.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Cult gonna cult.

And you are definitely in a cult.

 

[Nostra]

And you are definitely in a cult.

It cute you thought that was gonna be a clever response, Simp.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

It cute you thought that was gonna be a clever response, Simp.

It was. Another poster already handed you your ass. I was just piling on.

 

[Independentthinker]

Preferably, without perjuring himself again. I could add many more to the list but this is a good start.

Unfortunately, he will never answer any of these.

1. Why did the US Attorney in DC decline to prosecute 67 percent of people arrested in Washington last year? The Washington Post called this "startling." Since DC violent crime is significantly up – murder alone by almost 30 percent - and the DC US Attorney is a unique office responsible for prosecuting both federal and local crime, are you concerned about what is happening – or not happening – out of the office down the street from you?
2. Are you committed to devoting the same resources and vigor to fighting violent crime Washington and in cities across America as you are towards January 6th offenders? The DC US Attorneys website is dominated by January 6th updates and very little on the murders and crime that is ravaging the city.
3. Why did DOJ prosecutor Leo Wise recommend no prison time for Hunter Biden but insisted on a year in prison for the former Baltimore Police Commissioner who committed exactly the same crime? The Commissioner owed far less in taxes than Hunter, and yet ensured he would go to jail, while he sought to give Hunter sweeping immunity from other potential crimes committed.
4. Are you concerned about the appearance of aggressively prosecuting the current GOP frontrunner for the 2024 race? DOJ has a known policy on election sensitivity. Does DOJ plan to pause – and if so, when – all investigative and prosecutorial steps with respect to the former president in the months leading up to the 2024 election in order to avoid the appearance of influencing the election?
5. Given that Joe Biden is the attorney general's boss and has declared his son's innocence publicly, why have you not appointed a special counsel to investigate Hunter to remove any appearance of impropriety and assure the public of even-handed treatment under the law?
6. Are you concerned about the appearance of disparate treatment from special counsels? Special Counsel John Durham did not bring a "conspiracy to defraud the US government" charge against members of the Hillary Clinton campaign who sought to influence the 2016 election in their favor by feeding known false information about Trump to the FBI but Jack Smith did bring that same charge against Trump regarding his behavior in the 2020 election? While special counsels are "independent," the law allows you to intervene if necessary.
7. Why did the Southern District of New York send a letter asking when the judge was planning on putting Hunter Biden’s former best friend and business partner Devon Archer in jail right before Archer was set to testify before a congressional committee? Given that it has been 18 months since Archer was sentenced and he was scheduled to present testimony to Congress implicating President Biden and his son in potentially problematic business dealings, do you think the timing of the letter was problematic?

7 key questions for Attorney General Merrick Garland

Here are some top-of-mind questions Attorney General Merrick Garland should address as soon as possible.

www.foxnews.com

These are all questions he won't answer.

 

[Nostra]

It was. Another poster already handed you your ass. I was just piling on.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Preferably, without perjuring himself again. I could add many more to the list but this is a good start.

Unfortunately, he will never answer any of these.

1. Why did the US Attorney in DC decline to prosecute 67 percent of people arrested in Washington last year? The Washington Post called this "startling." Since DC violent crime is significantly up – murder alone by almost 30 percent - and the DC US Attorney is a unique office responsible for prosecuting both federal and local crime, are you concerned about what is happening – or not happening – out of the office down the street from you?
2. Are you committed to devoting the same resources and vigor to fighting violent crime Washington and in cities across America as you are towards January 6th offenders? The DC US Attorneys website is dominated by January 6th updates and very little on the murders and crime that is ravaging the city.
3. Why did DOJ prosecutor Leo Wise recommend no prison time for Hunter Biden but insisted on a year in prison for the former Baltimore Police Commissioner who committed exactly the same crime? The Commissioner owed far less in taxes than Hunter, and yet ensured he would go to jail, while he sought to give Hunter sweeping immunity from other potential crimes committed.
4. Are you concerned about the appearance of aggressively prosecuting the current GOP frontrunner for the 2024 race? DOJ has a known policy on election sensitivity. Does DOJ plan to pause – and if so, when – all investigative and prosecutorial steps with respect to the former president in the months leading up to the 2024 election in order to avoid the appearance of influencing the election?
5. Given that Joe Biden is the attorney general's boss and has declared his son's innocence publicly, why have you not appointed a special counsel to investigate Hunter to remove any appearance of impropriety and assure the public of even-handed treatment under the law?
6. Are you concerned about the appearance of disparate treatment from special counsels? Special Counsel John Durham did not bring a "conspiracy to defraud the US government" charge against members of the Hillary Clinton campaign who sought to influence the 2016 election in their favor by feeding known false information about Trump to the FBI but Jack Smith did bring that same charge against Trump regarding his behavior in the 2020 election? While special counsels are "independent," the law allows you to intervene if necessary.
7. Why did the Southern District of New York send a letter asking when the judge was planning on putting Hunter Biden’s former best friend and business partner Devon Archer in jail right before Archer was set to testify before a congressional committee? Given that it has been 18 months since Archer was sentenced and he was scheduled to present testimony to Congress implicating President Biden and his son in potentially problematic business dealings, do you think the timing of the letter was problematic?

7 key questions for Attorney General Merrick Garland

Here are some top-of-mind questions Attorney General Merrick Garland should address as soon as possible.

www.foxnews.com

He is a Biden lapdog and the country is falling apart on their watch.

 

[Nostra]

He is a Biden lapdog and the country is falling apart on their watch.

Most corrupt AG ever.