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*[[New York]] Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, working with special prosecutor Robert Mueller, publishes an article on Medium bragging about his “resistance” to President Trump’s agenda and policies. The article is a list of actions taken by his office to hamper, subvert, and outright block actions and policies by the Trump administration. Schneiderman was tapped by Mueller to assist the investigation former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort. Critics question Schneiderman ability to be an impartial investigator.<ref>https://www.conservativeinstitute.org/political-corruption/prosecutor-helping-mueller-bragged.htm?utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=on_site_share&utm_medium=onsite</ref>

*[[New York]] Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, working with special prosecutor Robert Mueller, publishes an article on Medium bragging about his “resistance” to President Trump’s agenda and policies. The article is a list of actions taken by his office to hamper, subvert, and outright block actions and policies by the Trump administration. Schneiderman was tapped by Mueller to assist the investigation former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort. Critics question Schneiderman ability to be an impartial investigator.<ref>https://www.conservativeinstitute.org/political-corruption/prosecutor-helping-mueller-bragged.htm?utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=on_site_share&utm_medium=onsite</ref>

*'''27 December.''' Former State Department official David Kramer subpoenaed by House Intel Cmte. Kramer traveled to [[London]] in late November 2016 to receive a briefing and a copy of the ''Steele dossier'' from Christopher Steele. Kramer then returned to the U.S. to give the document to Sen. John McCain. McCain later took a copy of the dossier to FBI Dir. James Comey but the FBI already had the document; Steele himself gave the dossier to the bureau in installments, reportedly beginning in early July 2016.<ref>https://truepundit.com/house-intelligence-committee-issues-subpoena-search-mccain-evidence-trump-dossier-scandal/</ref>

*'''27 December.''' Former State Department official [[David Kramer]] subpoenaed by House Intel Cmte. Kramer traveled to [[London]] in late November 2016 to receive a briefing and a copy of the ''Steele dossier'' from Christopher Steele. Kramer then returned to the U.S. to give the document to Sen. John McCain. McCain later took a copy of the dossier to FBI Dir. James Comey but the FBI already had the document; Steele himself gave the dossier to the bureau in installments, reportedly beginning in early July 2016.<ref>https://truepundit.com/house-intelligence-committee-issues-subpoena-search-mccain-evidence-trump-dossier-scandal/</ref>

*'''28 December.''' A report released by a government watchdog group found a “systemic” issue in how the Obama Justice Department handled sexual harassment complaints: employees that behaved inappropriately did not receive a proper reprimand and, in some cases, were reportedly promoted instead of punished.<ref>https://www.conservativeinstitute.org/sex-scandals/doj-slams-obama-administration.htm</ref>

*'''28 December.''' A report released by a government watchdog group found a “systemic” issue in how the Obama Justice Department handled sexual harassment complaints: employees that behaved inappropriately did not receive a proper reprimand and, in some cases, were reportedly promoted instead of punished.<ref>https://www.conservativeinstitute.org/sex-scandals/doj-slams-obama-administration.htm</ref>