Friends, you could be forgiven for being severely disappointed in the results achieved by Russiagate investigation supremo John Durham thus far. He's moving at a painfully slow pace to bring those who spied on and framed our President to justice. Be that as it may, there's good news: Attorney General Bill Barr has made Durham into a special counsel, meaning that, if the worst should occur and Joe Biden becomes President, it's likely that the Russiagate inquiry will continue. Small consolation, right?
In other news, the flood of information corroborating election fraud grows more torrential by the day! Seriously, I can barely keep up with all the stories involving either witness testimony or statistical evidence of malfeasance.
https://dailycaller.com/2020/11/30/donald-trump-campaign-requests-georgia-signature-audit/
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-campaign-wisconsin-lawsuit-absentee-voting
https://www.newsmax.com/politics/trump-results-congress-challenge/2020/12/01/id/999439/
I will say it again; dirty, dirty, dirty. Durham and Barr are just as guilty. Wasn't Barr on TV not long ago opining about the election integrity or lack of? Yeah...liar liar pants on fire...I am very forlorn/dejected at this point.
ReplyDeleteLinda, Barr hasn't stopped investigating election fraud, allegedly, but he doesn't seem to be pursuing it with the necessary vigor, and neither does the FBI. Arguably, the only way we PROVE substantial fraud is with confessions on the part of those responsible, and the only way we get those is with the DOJ and the FBI on the case. I say, if Trump needs to fire Barr and Wray to light a fire under those agencies, then so be it. The media won't like it. Who cares?
ReplyDeleteWray and Barr should of been fired a long time ago and I don't see it happening anytime soon. The funny thing is, 'everyone' knows there is fraud but nothing will be done about it.
DeleteLinda, that's the subject of my latest article: firing Barr and Wray. Great minds think alike!
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