DOJ Rot Goes So Much Deeper Than Merrick Garland

[toobfreak]

The glaring question is, what will it take to dismantle the Deep Swamp?

The Mother of all Bombs:

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

The Federalist, the rot of the Republican Party, is seriously attempting to defame the DOJ and Garland.

Where were they when Barr was Attorney General and all the things which went on during the Trump administration.


Oh, right, selective indignation.

You’re “all things” turned out to be “All bullshit”.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

• We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are … endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights…. That to secure these Rights, Governments are instituted among Men…. That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these Ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its Foundation on such Principles, and organizing its Powers in such Form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. … Mankind are more disposed to suffer, while Evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the Forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long Train of Abuses and Usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object, evinces a Design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their Right, it is their Duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security. Declaration of Independence (1776).

The Right to Alter or Abolish the Government

God makes nations, men make governments. Government is the mere agent of the people.

lonang.com

You know …..the thing!

 

[1srelluc]

While federal workers are protected from selective firings they are not protected from lay-offs. It only requires a 60-day notification.

Send out the lay-off notifications Day 1.....It's not like anyone can claim that there are too few federal workers.

 

[berg80]

Following the sensational whistleblower testimony that dropped Thursday, revealing how the Department of Justice systematically blocked an IRS investigation into Joe Biden’s son Hunter and diverted agents from examining the incriminating evidence against his presidential father, House Republicans are threatening the overdue impeachment of Attorney General Merrick Garland — except most of the pro-Biden interference in the DOJ happened before Garland was installed, while President Donald Trump was still in office.

I certainly understand how you folks find horseshit like that titalating. It has all the necessary elements to make knuckle draggers spooge in their shorts. Unconfirmed whistle blower testimony (something that is all the rage these days in the right wing echo chamber), an unconfirmed conspiracy theory about Joe, and slightly hysterical talk of impeaching the AG. Now that's entertainment.
Unfortunately, as of this writing, unless proven otherwise, it's all flame bait fiction meant to attract eyeballs and clicks. It's a diversion, a distraction, a misdirection, a deflection........one could say a reaction..........to the mounting evidence of Trump's guilt in the upcoming docs case. It seems the worse it looks for Dear Leader the more unsubstantiated stories from a flood of whistle blowers emerges. Because new, shiny objects must be provided to The Following to keep them tap dancing to the music.

 

[scruffy]

I certainly understand how you folks find horseshit like that titalating. It has all the necessary elements to make knuckle draggers spooge in their shorts. Unconfirmed whistle blower testimony (something that is all the rage these days in the right wing echo chamber), an unconfirmed conspiracy theory about Joe, and slightly hysterical talk of impeaching the AG. Now that's entertainment.
Unfortunately, as of this writing, unless proven otherwise, it's all flame bait fiction meant to attract eyeballs and clicks. It's a diversion, a distraction, a misdirection, a deflection........one could say a reaction..........to the mounting evidence of Trump's guilt in the upcoming docs case. It seems the worse it looks for Dear Leader the more unsubstantiated stories from a flood of whistle blowers emerges. Because new, shiny objects must be provided to The Following to keep them tap dancing to the music.

Ha ha lol - leftards bitching cause they can't control the narrative anymore.

I love it.

But... but Trump!

 

[White 6]

Oh, so you think that your mob is bigger, which makes you right.

Fucking thug.

Nope. I am just me, no mob. The loudest voices (in fact on both sides of the political divide) are just attention whores, more about rousing their base and raising money for their next campaign, than legislating conservatively and conducting themselves in a conservative manner, I would associate with decent management in the private sector or military. I am strongly biased toward good leadership in both and that is a standard for public officials also. To conduct themselves otherwise on a daily basis is too self centered and lacking concern for the organization and any stake holders, and obviously would be destructive in the private sector or military, the only two areas I am really familiar with. I wouldn't want to be associated with half the cocksuckers out there if one of them came to any organization I was in a position of responsibility in. I have seen it. I usually found conservative, behind the scene measures, to put their ass out of the organization, or back where they came from (as when sent from above, there certainly had been things they did well), or to some part of the organization, not affecting me and my operations. Keeping things low key, yet effective is a key to good management. It always has been.

 

[Billo_Really]

DOJ Rot Goes So Much Deeper Than Merrick Garland​

If agencies are so powerful that their work to protect political allies and topple their challengers continues unabated by the electoral process, then we are not a functioning republic.​

DOJ Rot Goes So Much Deeper Than Merrick Garland

If agencies protect political allies and topple their challengers, unabated by the electoral process, then we are not a functioning republic.

thefederalist.com

28 Jun 2023 ~~ By Elle Purnell

Following the sensational whistleblower testimony that dropped Thursday, revealing how the Department of Justice systematically blocked an IRS investigation into Joe Biden’s son Hunter and diverted agents from examining the incriminating evidence against his presidential father, House Republicans are threatening the overdue impeachment of Attorney General Merrick Garland — except most of the pro-Biden interference in the DOJ happened before Garland was installed, while President Donald Trump was still in office.
Does Garland still deserve impeachment for his assortment of abuses, such as sitting on his hands to avoid real accountability for the younger Biden (and his pop), while weaponizing the country’s top law enforcement agency to try to send Biden’s top presidential challenger to federal prison? Absolutely. Is it smart politically for Kevin McCarthy to use the current momentum to hold Garland to account? Probably. Is the alleged involvement in a foreign bribery scheme enough to merit Biden’s own impeachment? Most definitely.
But if the blame — and punishment — for the DOJ corruption revealed by whistleblowers stops with Merrick Garland or even Joe Biden, it will happen again.
That’s because the Justice Department’s pattern of shielding the Biden family from the law wasn’t masterminded by either man. It happened because of career officials and bureaucrats, whose names most Americans don’t know, and whom Americans will never have the chance to vote out. They didn’t have to be told what to do.
According to whistleblower Gary Shapley, it was in late 2019, a year before Joe Biden was elected, that the FBI acquired and authenticated the infamous laptop Hunter Biden left at a Delaware computer repair shop. The IRS began an investigation into likely tax crimes almost immediately.
Between April and June 2020, when IRS agents were preparing to execute interviews and search warrants, it was “career DOJ officials,” Shapley said, who “purposely slow-walk[ed] investigative actions.”
~Snip~
The problem of a bureaucracy so bloated that the people’s elected servants in Congress and the White House can’t keep track of, let alone shut down, its mischief is not unique to the DOJ. But the Justice Department’s role as arbiter of how — or to whom — the law applies makes its rule-by-pencil-pusher especially dangerous.
Electing the right president or appointing the right attorney general will only help with that insofar as he can root out the career rot in the 115,000-employee DOJ. As the Gary Shapleys get pushed out, the integrity they bring to agencies like the DOJ and IRS will go with them.
And while corruption in the vastly left-leaning bureaucracy almost always benefits Democrats, the problem goes beyond partisan politics. If government agencies are so powerful that their work to protect political allies and topple their challengers continues unabated by the electoral process, then elections are no real transfer of power and we are not a functioning republic.
That’s not just having a bad apple for an attorney general. That is a crisis of governance.


Commentary:
What will it take to dismantle the Deep Swamp? If presidents and other branches can’t …what will? The swamp creatures do not benefit or contribute to this nation anymore so why fund them? Oh, I see.. all three branches, including the supreme court are beholden to them. Everyone has a price and the fourth column is using blackmail to get what they want. Have you not notice how chickenchit all of DC is of this column? They are using Trump as an example to all the DC folk, bend to our will or you will get the same treatment. There’s a lot of recordings at the hill swamp they do not want out in public. There’s a lot of shenanigans, nastiness and sex, including child sex trafficking that they keep under wraps at all cost. Odd, how Pelosi’s husband’s case was swept under the rug so quickly. Don’t think just because this happened in San Francisco is not happening in DC. This is an example what the fourth column has over their heads. The fourth column can either let you live or bury your career 6 feet under.
The bureaucratic rot exists in most agencies. It can be addressed in multiple ways. One is to eliminate all agencies and functions that the U.S. Constitution does not provide Congress the power to create. That’s the vast majority of the federal government outside the military. Second to that, federal employees should be limited in the number of years that may be employed by government. Don’t allow them time to be assimilated by the deep state.
The glaring question is, what will it take to dismantle the Deep Swamp? If presidents and other branches can’t do the job wo can do it?
Its left up to We the People to make that decision.

Trump didn't pay taxes, where's your fuckin' rant on him?

 

[scruffy]

Nope. I am just me, no mob. The loudest voices (in fact on both sides of the political divide) are just attention whores, more about rousing their base and raising money for their next campaign, than legislating conservatively and conducting themselves in a conservative manner, I would associate with decent management in the private sector or military. I am strongly biased toward good leadership in both and that is a standard for public officials also. To conduct themselves otherwise on a daily basis is too self centered and lacking concern for the organization and any stake holders, and obviously would be destructive in the private sector or military, the only two areas I am really familiar with. I wouldn't want to be associated with half the cocksuckers out there if one of them came to any organization I was in a position of responsibility in. I have seen it. I usually found conservative, behind the scene measures, to put their ass out of the organization, or back where they came from (as when sent from above, there certainly had been things they did well), or to some part of the organization, not affecting me and my operations. Keeping things low key, yet effective is a key to good management. It always has been.

Sometimes the company needs to make a statement. This is one of those times. Certain executives need to be escorted from the premises by armed security guards, and their belongings shipped to them afterwards.

 

[Independent thinker]

DOJ Rot Goes So Much Deeper Than Merrick Garland​

If agencies are so powerful that their work to protect political allies and topple their challengers continues unabated by the electoral process, then we are not a functioning republic.​

DOJ Rot Goes So Much Deeper Than Merrick Garland

If agencies protect political allies and topple their challengers, unabated by the electoral process, then we are not a functioning republic.

thefederalist.com

28 Jun 2023 ~~ By Elle Purnell

Following the sensational whistleblower testimony that dropped Thursday, revealing how the Department of Justice systematically blocked an IRS investigation into Joe Biden’s son Hunter and diverted agents from examining the incriminating evidence against his presidential father, House Republicans are threatening the overdue impeachment of Attorney General Merrick Garland — except most of the pro-Biden interference in the DOJ happened before Garland was installed, while President Donald Trump was still in office.
Does Garland still deserve impeachment for his assortment of abuses, such as sitting on his hands to avoid real accountability for the younger Biden (and his pop), while weaponizing the country’s top law enforcement agency to try to send Biden’s top presidential challenger to federal prison? Absolutely. Is it smart politically for Kevin McCarthy to use the current momentum to hold Garland to account? Probably. Is the alleged involvement in a foreign bribery scheme enough to merit Biden’s own impeachment? Most definitely.
But if the blame — and punishment — for the DOJ corruption revealed by whistleblowers stops with Merrick Garland or even Joe Biden, it will happen again.
That’s because the Justice Department’s pattern of shielding the Biden family from the law wasn’t masterminded by either man. It happened because of career officials and bureaucrats, whose names most Americans don’t know, and whom Americans will never have the chance to vote out. They didn’t have to be told what to do.
According to whistleblower Gary Shapley, it was in late 2019, a year before Joe Biden was elected, that the FBI acquired and authenticated the infamous laptop Hunter Biden left at a Delaware computer repair shop. The IRS began an investigation into likely tax crimes almost immediately.
Between April and June 2020, when IRS agents were preparing to execute interviews and search warrants, it was “career DOJ officials,” Shapley said, who “purposely slow-walk[ed] investigative actions.”
~Snip~
The problem of a bureaucracy so bloated that the people’s elected servants in Congress and the White House can’t keep track of, let alone shut down, its mischief is not unique to the DOJ. But the Justice Department’s role as arbiter of how — or to whom — the law applies makes its rule-by-pencil-pusher especially dangerous.
Electing the right president or appointing the right attorney general will only help with that insofar as he can root out the career rot in the 115,000-employee DOJ. As the Gary Shapleys get pushed out, the integrity they bring to agencies like the DOJ and IRS will go with them.
And while corruption in the vastly left-leaning bureaucracy almost always benefits Democrats, the problem goes beyond partisan politics. If government agencies are so powerful that their work to protect political allies and topple their challengers continues unabated by the electoral process, then elections are no real transfer of power and we are not a functioning republic.
That’s not just having a bad apple for an attorney general. That is a crisis of governance.


Commentary:
What will it take to dismantle the Deep Swamp? If presidents and other branches can’t …what will? The swamp creatures do not benefit or contribute to this nation anymore so why fund them? Oh, I see.. all three branches, including the supreme court are beholden to them. Everyone has a price and the fourth column is using blackmail to get what they want. Have you not notice how chickenchit all of DC is of this column? They are using Trump as an example to all the DC folk, bend to our will or you will get the same treatment. There’s a lot of recordings at the hill swamp they do not want out in public. There’s a lot of shenanigans, nastiness and sex, including child sex trafficking that they keep under wraps at all cost. Odd, how Pelosi’s husband’s case was swept under the rug so quickly. Don’t think just because this happened in San Francisco is not happening in DC. This is an example what the fourth column has over their heads. The fourth column can either let you live or bury your career 6 feet under.
The bureaucratic rot exists in most agencies. It can be addressed in multiple ways. One is to eliminate all agencies and functions that the U.S. Constitution does not provide Congress the power to create. That’s the vast majority of the federal government outside the military. Second to that, federal employees should be limited in the number of years that may be employed by government. Don’t allow them time to be assimilated by the deep state.
The glaring question is, what will it take to dismantle the Deep Swamp? If presidents and other branches can’t do the job wo can do it?
Its left up to We the People to make that decision.

The deep state was already in place before Garland ever got there.

 

[Doc7505]

Trump didn't pay taxes, where's your fuckin' rant on him?

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On the contrary

Trumpâs tax returns were released. Hereâs how much he paid

Most presidents and some vice presidents choose to release their tax returns. It’s been a common practice since the ’70s

www.deseret.com

**********​

President Donald Trump Probably Donated His Entire $1.6M Salary Back To The U.S. Government â Here Are The Details

We verified fourteen of the sixteen quarterly donations during Trump's four year term.

www.forbes.com

In fact, Trump donated his presidential salary each year except 2020 while president.
Has your fraudulent, demented 46th president done the same?
Seems you lead with your chin every time you try to besmirch Trump, with no facts to back you up.
Are you plainly ignorant or just a mouthy robot doing what you're told to comment on?

 

[scruffy]

The deep state was already in place before Garland ever got there.

But now they've lost the confidence of 50+ % of their constituents.

They're fucked. No company can survive that.

The fucking lunatics are already running the asylum.

 

[westwall]

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On the contrary

Trumpâs tax returns were released. Hereâs how much he paid

Most presidents and some vice presidents choose to release their tax returns. It’s been a common practice since the ’70s

www.deseret.com

In fact, Trump donated his presidential salary each year while president.
Has your fraudulent, demented 46th president done the same?

Dildo doesn't do facts.

Just sayin...

 

[Billo_Really]

~~~~~~
On the contrary

Trumpâs tax returns were released. Hereâs how much he paid

Most presidents and some vice presidents choose to release their tax returns. It’s been a common practice since the ’70s

www.deseret.com

In fact, Trump donated his presidential salary each year while president.
Has your fraudulent, demented 46th president done the same?

$750 in 2016 and 2017? That's from your link! How does a millionaire only pay seven hundred and fifty dollars in taxes? Care to explain that one? He is either a shitty business man, or a fuckin' liar!

 

[The Duke]

$750 in 2016 and 2017? That's from your link! How does a millionaire only pay seven hundred and fifty dollars in taxes? Care to explain that one? He is either a shitty business man, or a fuckin' liar!

You don't pay income tax on outgo, dumbass.

"“He went on to pay $750 in 2016 and 2017, nearly $1 million in 2018, $133,445 in 2019 and nothing in 2020,” per AP."

Trump lost about a billion dollars for being president.

 

[Billo_Really]

You don't pay income tax on outgo, dumbass.

"“He went on to pay $750 in 2016 and 2017, nearly $1 million in 2018, $133,445 in 2019 and nothing in 2020,” per AP."

Trump lost about a billion dollars for being president.

That is because he sucks as a business man!

 

[The Duke]

That is because he sucks as a business man!

No, dipshit. It's because there's real world ramifications for eschewing your businesses to focus on being president.

 

[westwall]

No, dipshit. It's because there's real world ramifications for eschewing your businesses to focus on being president.

That and the leftist swamp tried everything possible to bankrupt him.

 

[scruffy]

That and the leftist swamp tried everything possible to bankrupt him.

They're still trying.

They'll fail.

 

[Doc7505]

That is because he sucks as a business man!

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You cannot deflect the fact that the DoJ rot goes much deeper than Merrick Garland.
Your whataboutism has no standing here.

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