Bill Barr resigns!
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That rat bastard is the biggest disappointment of all of this. He played his part well. My initial suspicion that a Bush guy would inevitably be a deep stater were correct, and I was a fool to be convinced otherwise. I guess I’m not alone in that, though.
For a man who should know what type of snakes coil around powerful positions, DJT just keeps hiring the most disappointing men to them.
TheDonald always has an answer to these types of criticisms, but hard to tell how much of it is sheer blindness on their part since there's so much of that. I think their argument is that the choices are limited by the legislators, Republicans included.
I'll give the RINO / bureaucratic tape argument credence if he does, in fact, pardon Assange; the CIA is actually defanged and remains such (supposedly they're no longer going to be provided military support); or mass declassification of the alphabet agencies happens for real.
I like the T_D guys, but a lot of them are blindly optimistic. Likely as a coping mechanism against the blackpill doomer mentality setting in.
They keep hoping this next guy will be the angry dad cleaning house, and hype him up as such after 1-2 "owning the Libs" moves, then keep that mentality as he drops the ball over and over after.
He was always a useless lump. I don't know why DJT hired him in the first place but he should have been fired ages ago.
Oh, Billy Boy, the pipes, the pies are calling ...
The judges are the worst rot of our system of checks and balances. They are blatantly anti-constitution in rulings, abuse their range of powers, and have no repercussions for their actions. You can not have a system that is unbeholden to scrutiny and then pretend they are bastions of integrity.
They sometimes even blew their own opportunities to present evidence in ways that looked deliberate. 100% grifters, and they ruined the image of more legitimate fraud cases.
Lin Wood used Rittenhouse as a cash grab too. Hopefully he’s not running that case at this point.