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The last few years have shown how corrupt and invasive permanent bureaucracy has become.
First, there was the intelligence community pushing "Russia Collusion."
Next, there was Fauci and the failure on Covid by the public health apparatchiks (while creating show trials for actual scientists like Dr Jay Bhattacharya).
Next, the intel community pushed the FJB narrative that Hunter's laptop leaks were Russian disinformation.
Next, Merrick Garland's FBI went after parents protesting at PTA meetings, Latin Mass catholics and pro-life protesters.
And then there was the whole lawfare scheme against Trump.
In all of the above-mentioned, not one schemer has yet paid a price for it.
Now you have "Arctic Frost" - will there finally be a price to be paid? Congress really doesn't like it when the permanent bureaucracy treats Congress like it does the taxpayers.
More than getting permanent bureaucracy to pay for this, I am really hoping Congress takes back some of the power it ceded to the bureaucracy/executive branch.
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IRS and the Tea Party got my attention early.
Success of the Democrats will give us our own version of the CCP.
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It looks as if Judge Boasberg has been a team player from the beginning.
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yes and yes. However, repercussions are unlikely as Congress has built a system where a corrupt person in the DOJ and single corrupt judge can legally execute an insurrection. We need Congress to fix these domestic spy agencies like was done after Watergate. Since this is 100 times worse, we should expect 100 times more improvement. But we know the Dems like authoritarian tyranny and Tom Cotton is with them.
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If Senators made themselves available to steal an election, they deserve no sympathy. Remember Eastman’s plan for J6 needed two things: A spineless Vice President and at least one spineless Republican Senator. Thanks to Mike Pence, no senator had to show his willingness to crap on the Constitution.
They should keep their heads down and be thankful.
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Ha! This comment says about the list in the OP, "nothing to see here". Expected present day media response to Democrat Party questionable acts. We may be seeing some accountability where it should be soon.
For the last sentence, @EJHill, who specifically should keep their heads down? Names please.
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