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In reply to the discussion: Heather Cox Richardson: '...there's big news--I mean, aside from all the other big news...' [View all]FakeNoose
(41,394 posts)24. When Garland came in the decisions had already been made to shut it all down
Garland wasn't the Attorney General until 2021, but the investigation was shut down in 2015. The evidence disappeared sometime after that, in 2015 or 2016. We have to go back further.
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Heather Cox Richardson: '...there's big news--I mean, aside from all the other big news...' [View all]
Joinfortmill
20 hrs ago
OP
I'd go back to St. Ronald Raygun and his fast-tracking citizenship for Rupert Murdoch
OMGWTF
17 hrs ago
#22
When Garland came in the decisions had already been made to shut it all down
FakeNoose
17 hrs ago
#24
Sorry, but I don't find it a plausible argument that Garland was not even aware of such an important investigation
harumph
17 hrs ago
#27
Remember Obama nominated Garland instead of a young progressive in order to embarrass the Republicans.
Marcuse
7 hrs ago
#48
I think that's probably true. But my problem is that despite the investigation getting killed,
harumph
16 hrs ago
#35