Merrick Garland Good and Fully
Jumps the Shark With Admission
on DOJ Targeting Red States
Posted By: mc squared, 6/27/2021 2:55:33 PM
The DOJ is completely compromised by partisanship at this point. That was the conclusion drawn by multiple RedState writers yesterday, who opined about AG Merrick Garland’s announced lawsuit against Georgia for their recent election reform law. The lawsuit itself reads like it was written by a Harvard diversity studies professor. It makes all sorts of unsubstantiated claims, while presuming that things like the racial makeup of those who voted for the law somehow play into its legality. I’m not a lawyer, so perhaps it makes sense to people with more knowledge, but most of what I read seemed like absolutely irrelevant idiocy to
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Garland is using newspaper reports of the Georgia election laws to institute the lawsuit. This MUST be thwarted or all further election integrity improvements will be out the window.