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You think the AG looked through 100,000 pages of documents, plus the apparent pile of CSAM early in his appointment when there was a 2-month old mega-investigation into the biggest insurrection in 140 years? This is not credible.
Firstly, he would have assigned it to someone, but the order would have still come from him.
You keep speculating instead of providing information.
O great, your one of *those* people. SMH.
The Capitol was closed due to COVID. There were no tours that day (or month). The rioting happened *before* the rubber bullets and tear gas. The leading edge was being controlled by the "Proud Boys". It wasn't a "couple people" in scuffles with cops, it was a couple *HUNDRED* and many of them were using weapons that they brought with them.
As she was about to leap through a broken window into the hall behind the House chamber that had Representatives exiting to safety through it.
No cop "shot into the crowd". (A rioter did fire a gun into the air from a scaffold, but it is unlikely anyone noticed at the moment.) The rioters that stepped on and fell on the poor woman were engaged in fighting cops, not running from them. (And her death does not seem to be related to the rioter(s) on top of her, but were tied to her medication.)
The maniac that was shot was armed with a knife, but the cops weren't aware of it.
They had tons of due process. All had bail hearings within a day or two of arrest. All had lawyers and court hearings. At no point did the number of Jan 6th prisoners under detention pre-trial reach 100 reaching a maximum during the first couple months. Those under pre-trial detention that spend the longest time in that state were because *THEY* kept delaying their own trials.
What 1885 insurrection are you referring to? The Tacoma Riot?
So the some members of the Biden administration are lizard people with special document reading powers ?
What would you do if you were working at the department of Justice investigating Epstein and got an email from Merrick Garland to search for anything that would make Trump look bad?
As part of the swamp, I’d do it.
I'm just addressing the idea that it would take "lizard people with special document reading powers" to extract specific information out of a large file, when all one would need to do is click Ctrl+F.
Oh my goodness, you're so emotional! Outrage is an emotion, not logic.
How so, as he didn't possess them?
Why did Merrick Garland send a fully armed and outfitted FBI SWAT team to the house of pro-life activist Houk, in the early hours when everyone was at home, after he said he would surrender himself without giving him the chance to do that?
That sounds like the decision of an FBI official, not the AG. Perhaps the FBI director or deputy, but probably the SAIC of the local field office. (Was he known to be armed?) I suspect this also happened right after agents were killed in a raid during a Florida CSAM case (I think that case was in 2021.) so they might have been a bit more cautious or overzealous.
Because they were making threats against public officials (school board members). (Again this is probably within FBI and not at the top.) Some of these "threateners" that get wrapped up in the RW complaint weren't actually parents or in the communities, but roving bands of PBs and their ilk who went from school to school getting shouty school board meetings because the school had the temerity to treat LGBT children as humans.
I already told you that the "jail for years w/o charges" was a lie someone told you. Everyone was charged *before* they were arrested. You should stop repeating it. Now I will add that misdemeanor trespass (the walking through the building crime you mention) didn't get anyone more than a few months sentence (after conviction), and I am aware of anyone in that category (out of about 1000) who was even detained for more than a couple days after arrest.
Who?
Using a credit card near the Capitol was not a crime and no one was charged for it. There was no place to use the cards on the grounds since everything was closed. Hotels and CC companies, etc., were given data retention orders, but the FBI was not just given a list of credit cards used near the Capitol to comb through. What they did get, through a warrant, was the list of all cell phones that were geolocated inside the closed Capitol grounds. These were used in many charging documents, but only with additional photographic evidence of the suspect inside the Capitol.
Here's the thing, even if everything you said was completely right (and basically none of it is, but let's put that aside), it would not justify the violation of anyone else's civil rights, including due process.
Your narrative is completely false.
No, your acceptance of illegal wrongdoing perpetrated on citizens of the US because they have different political leanings from you is disgustjng. All of what I said was right. So the FBI was sent to harass parents at a school board meeting because they, what?, threatened to vote them out of their position on the school board? That’s hilarious. Really. When the left has tried on multiple occasions to assassinate Trump because of inciting language by Biden, and shot Steve Scalise because of incitement by Bernie Sanders? You just can’t make all this up.
judiciary.house.gov
Are you trying to say that these files have sat on a shelf or stuffed into a file cabinet and NO Democrat has looked at it to see if they implicated Trump?
