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Line 52: − Tjhe [[Biden junta]] resumed the weaponization of the [[Justice Department]] against political opponents begun by the [[Obama administration]] under chief prosecutor [[Merrick Garland]]. The ''[[Washington Examiner]]'' reported,+
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==Prosecution==
==Prosecution==
The [[Biden junta]] resumed the weaponization of the [[Justice Department]] against political opponents that was begun by the [[Obama administration]]. Chief prosecutor [[Merrick Garland]] took over where [[Loretta Lynch]], [[Sally Yates]], [[Eric Holder]] and [[Rod Rosenstein]] left off. The ''[[Washington Examiner]]'' reported,
{{quotebox-float| U.S. District Court Judge Amit Mehta said during a court hearing conducted by phone and Zoom he was “surprised” to see Michael Sherwin, the former acting U.S. attorney for the [[District of Columbia]], and other officials discussing the pending investigation into the insurrection in interviews with the ''[[New York Times]]'' and [[CBS]]’s ''60 Minutes''.
{{quotebox-float| U.S. District Court Judge Amit Mehta said during a court hearing conducted by phone and Zoom he was “surprised” to see Michael Sherwin, the former acting U.S. attorney for the [[District of Columbia]], and other officials discussing the pending investigation into the insurrection in interviews with the ''[[New York Times]]'' and [[CBS]]’s ''60 Minutes''.