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Barr did not appoint a special prosecutor at all, not just when he resigned
The new [[Attorney General]] [[Bill Barr]] came into the [[Cabinet]] with high hopes that he would investigate the widespread wrongdoing by opponents of [[Trump]] who misused their offices against him. Instead Barr has achieved almost nothing prior to [[Election Day]].
The new [[Attorney General]] [[Bill Barr]] came into the [[Cabinet]] with high hopes that he would investigate the widespread wrongdoing by opponents of [[Trump]] who misused their offices against him. Instead Barr has achieved almost nothing prior to [[Election Day]].
Before, during, and after the election, Barr refused to appoint a special prosecutor to handle the investigation of [[Hunter Biden]].
Post-election, Barr announced that he had not seen sufficient evidence of [[election fraud]] to change the result, but his department failed to thoroughly investigate for it. Instead, volunteers had to spend their time and limited resources uncovering election fraud which the Supreme has said is "successful precisely because [it is] difficult to detect." ''[[Burson v. Freeman]]'', 504 U.S. 191, 208 (1992).
Post-election, Barr announced that he had not seen sufficient evidence of [[election fraud]] to change the result, but his department failed to thoroughly investigate for it. Instead, volunteers had to spend their time and limited resources uncovering election fraud which the Supreme has said is "successful precisely because [it is] difficult to detect." ''[[Burson v. Freeman]]'', 504 U.S. 191, 208 (1992).
In an abrupt, cowardly exit, Barr resigned on December 14, 2020, giving just 9 days notice to President Trump before leaving by December 23. Then he refused to appoint a special prosecutor to handle the investigation of [[Hunter Biden]].
In an abrupt, cowardly exit, Barr resigned on December 14, 2020, giving just 9 days notice to President Trump before leaving by December 23.
In excerpts released on June 28, 2021, from the book ''Betrayal'' by the ABC chief Washington correspondent, Barr is quoted as referring to [[Trump]]'s criticisms of [[election fraud]] as "bulls**t". Barr reached his easy-way-out conclusions without investigating first.
In excerpts released on June 28, 2021, from the book ''Betrayal'' by the ABC chief Washington correspondent, Barr is quoted as referring to [[Trump]]'s criticisms of [[election fraud]] as "bulls**t". Barr reached his easy-way-out conclusions without investigating first.