The Justice Department sent target letters to twenty Democrats on Election Day. The actual day people were voting. The alleged crime: recruiting a Senate candidate in Alaska whose name happened to resemble the Republican incumbent’s. Election lawyers, DSCC staff, phone records, a hundred subpoenas. All for a tactic that’s been standard political playbook for decades. A federal judge already threw out the DOJ’s lawsuit to block Alaska’s certification. They appealed anyway.
Pam Bondi’s office is also still running investigations into Letitia James and Adam Schiff, both of whom committed the unforgivable sin of doing their jobs while a president was watching. Three failed attempts to indict James. A grand jury said no. So they referred it again. The DOJ used to prosecute crimes. Now it prosecutes people who make the president angry. That’s not law enforcement. That’s a protection racket with a .gov domain.