Another DOJ Prosecutor Resigns In Protest

[skews13]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

 

[Doc7505]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

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Good, we don't have to pay her severance.. She resigned...
She's an Obama/Holder appointee and consistent donor to the Democrat Party.
Actually no big loss to the Trump/ Bondi DoJ.

 

[Manonthestreet]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

how much skimming is going on? Congressman Tim Burchett Believes DOGE Money Trail Will Reveal "Foreign Aid Payments" Returning to Congress - The Last Refuge

 

[mudwhistle]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

 

[excalibur]

And?

Good riddance to the partisan hack.

 

[excalibur]

 

[BackAgain]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

Nobody is bothered that she resigned.

In fact, I deem it a good thing.

Let the rats all leave so honest and mature professionals can do the work needed to set our DOJ back on the right track.

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

So, you're predicting more lawfare? Didn't the Leftists learn their lesson already?...lol

 

[Oddball]

 

[justoffal]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

At this rate the next Congress is going to be 60% Republican. The Democrats have come out in favor of waste fraud and slavery. Not going to go over well with the voting public. There are still more working people than non-working people.

 

[justoffal]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

Trust me the crime will be found. One thing these green energy loans have in common is the failure of the businesses that they are going out to.
When a business fails it's assets a fair game to the various corporate board officers on the way out.
Perfect scam.... Fun to failing business and make sure your friends and buddies are on the board before it fails.

 

[Independent thinker]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

Great news! Let them keep on rolling. It makes it easier when they leave voluntarily.

 

[jbrownson0831]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

Good, another lefty bites the dust.

 

[justoffal]

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted during President Joe Biden’s administration, the Washington Post reported.

Denise Cheung said in a letter to U.S. Attorney Ed Martin that she was ordered by the Deputy Attorney General's office to freeze $20 billion in grants for “climate and clean energy projects,” the Washington Post reported.

However, the Washington Post reported that the Justice Department can only freeze assets "when it has evidence suggesting the assets can be traced to a crime." And Cheung did not believe a crime had occurred.

Indeed, newly minted Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin posted on X about wanting to cancel the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that would give grants to projects to fight climate change.

So it appears that because Zeldin couldn’t just cancel this funding unilaterally, he needed to use improper avenues to freeze it instead.

Cheung is now the latest federal prosecutor to resign in protest from the Trump administration after refusing to carry out a directive viewed as unlawful or unethical.

Yet another DOJ official resigns in protest

The head of the criminal division in Washington, D.C.'s U.S. attorney’s office resigned in protest on Tuesday, after she said she was directed to improperly freeze assets that had been granted ...

www.dailykos.com

Everybody be sure to file that asset freeze thing away.

We'll be revisiting it again in a little over 4 years.

All of these prosecutors resigning are going to be great prosecution witnesses.

YAY!!! GOOD RIDDANCE.....YOU KNOW THE DRILL.

DOOR....ASS ...WAY OUT....ETC..

 

[whitehall]

"Improperly freeze assets granted by Biden". Protest my ass. She was part of the problem rather than the solution.