SO our esteemed AG said "Criminals, do you shit at night. It is too hard for our agents to investigate then". What a fucking moron.

Yeah, I don’t think he went home and listened to the Sermon On The Mount or read The Beatitudes.

I’ll be attending a full blown Latin High Mass or I’ll settle for a regular Low Latin Mass. I’ll be happy to sign my name address. So you clan locate me immediately.

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Originally posted by xd45man:
I hate to be a doomer...

No, you don't. Some of you guys revel in telling us this shit, as if you're some kind of visionary, bringing truth to the poor blind.

I don't start threads like this just so members can come in here and try to take away what little satisfaction we might derive from such proceedings.

Don't tell us that you hate to say these things, because if you did, you wouldn't say them, because the only effect your remarks can have is to bring people down. It's the truth, unless you want to try to tell us that you're doing us some kind of favor, and I think you know better than to try to convince us of that.

Some of you would have us feel defeated at all times and in all ways. I think those of you who do this should ask yourselves just why you feel the need to do so.

AG Merrick Garland has a control operative behind him. That person is the uber political Deputy AG Lisa Monaco. AG Garland isn’t the one calling the shots on these specific examples being cited, DAG Monaco is.

https://theconservativetreehou...ization/#more-243880

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by xd45man:
I hate to be a doomer...

No, you don't. Some of you guys revel in telling us this shit, as if you're some kind of visionary, bringing truth to the poor blind.

I don't start threads like this just so members can come in here and try to take away what little satisfaction we might derive from such proceedings.

Don't tell us that you hate to say these things, because if you did, you wouldn't say them, because the only effect your remarks can have is to bring people down. It's the truth, unless you want to try to tell us that you're doing us some kind of favor, and I think you know better than to try to convince us of that.

Some of you would have us feel defeated at all times and in all ways. I think those of you who do this should ask yourselves just why you feel the need to do so.

I do feel defeated when it comes to these events, but you are right, I shouldn't rain on the parade. I stand by the promote MAGA and look for heroes to drain the swamp.

Thank you. You response is appreciated, sincerely.

Good reminder. I should say the Rosary, walk on my knees through broken glass, or sacrifice a lamb in thanks that Merrick Garland is not wearing a black robe on the SCOTUS. Thank you Baby Jesus.

It's a good start, now start holding the DOJ accountable with actual hearings.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

Some of you would have us feel defeated at all times and in all ways. I think those of you who do this should ask yourselves just why you feel the need to do so.

You are very right Para, and I don’t say that to trade barbs with anyone, I say that because I felt that same way to a certain extent before I decided to try to do something about it. Before I left ATF I reported unethical behavior that was in violation of ATF and DOJ policy and federal law, to my management, ATF internal affairs, and Justice OIG. Management decided to retaliate, and then double down on their behavior. Internal affairs covered management’s ass, while DOJ OIG didn’t feel like the violations met their investigative thresholds. It was quite disheartening. I reported these issues to the Office of Special Counsel and they continue to have an active investigation, but still I couldn’t be a part of what was going on and can only hope that they’re going in the right directions.

I talked to Senator Grassley’s office several times and they were nice, and definitely interested in what I had to say. I actually traveled to Washington DC and met with the Senator’s staff and provided documents that they were very much interested in. I believe Senator Grassley is still working on multiple things against ATF, but I was so disappointed that we didn’t take back the senate in November which unquestionably makes his job harder. After I left ATF I felt incredibly depressed and disheartened that they were still continuing to operate outside the law. The NY Field Division SAC actually did a work around of the Tiehart Amendment such that firearm tracing data was shared amongst law enforcement all over the state. The field division hired an attorney to do nothing but defend the agency against complaints that occurred only out of the NY Field Division and nobody questions why so many people are coming forward to report wrongdoing. It was very easy to feel defeated until I decided to run for sheriff myself.

Since I’ve entered the political realm I have become so proud that I’m at least trying to do something. It hasn’t been easy. As a political outsider I’ve been told numerous times that I needed to wait my turn, while I watched the inner circle put forward an unqualified candidate. Again I’m fighting back, and I’m getting an audience. More people are starting to listen to what I have to say. If I win election I’ll have even more of an audience, and will be at the table with other leaders and have the ability to point out the illegality of certain policies and be able to show more of the unethical behavior. I’ll be able to decide that my agency will not cooperate with overreaching actions on the part federal or state executives. There’s no guarantee that I’ll win, in fact I’d say my chances of securing the Republican nomination outside of me winning the lottery are slightly less than 50/50. However I have felt great that I’m at least doing something. My wife has avoided politics her whole life, but she’s right by my side and proud of what we are trying to do. It’s wonderful to be able to look in the mirror and know that you at least tried.

I say that to encourage people that have felt as I did, to do something about it. Start getting involved in your local party committees. Try running for office. Volunteer to help candidates that you like and believe in, and/or are opposing candidates that you are opposed to. It’s not guaranteed to work, but I can tell you from experience that you will at least feel a little less powerless. And give thanks to Senators like Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, and Chuck Grassley. I know that I had a warm feeling watching those verbal beatings of the AG. Well done gents!

Garland is 'senior' official in Hunter Biden IRS whistleblower claim

“Attorney General Merrick Garland is the 'senior' unnamed Biden administration official in the center of a new bombshell IRS whistleblower claim, a source familiar tells DailMail.com.

According to a letter Wednesday from attorney Mark Lytle, a man serving as a supervising agent on a 'high-profile' criminal tax probe has come forward seeking whistleblower protections while claiming politics are 'improperly infecting decisions' in an investigation.

The investigation referred to is reportedly examining matters related to President Biden's son Hunter Biden.

The protected disclosures by the IRS whistleblower 'contradict sworn testimony to Congress by a senior political appointee,' the letter stated.

DailyMail.com has confirmed that the 'senior political appointee' is Attorney General Merrick Garland. …”

DailyMail article:
https://mol.im/a/11996951

Maybe the House could add Garland to the list of 'officials' of the Biden Administration deserving Articles of Impeachment...

I’m not the most politically astute person on the planet but it sure seems like the left is ramping up the process to taint the Biden name before the 2024 election.

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Originally posted by TMats:
Good reminder. I should say the Rosary, walk on my knees through broken glass, or sacrifice a lamb in thanks that Merrick Garland is not wearing a black robe on the SCOTUS. Thank you Baby Jesus.

Go with the lamb option. I have a great recipe for rosemary encrusted roast lamb.

It's an ugly path when one political party, half a population, generally people who are pursuing their right to life, liberty, and happiness are not only demonized, but face a legal system with a double standard.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

Lee pressed Garland to explain why just two people had been charged with violence against pro-life groups despite more than 200 incidents being reported in the past year.

Garland responded that it was easier to prosecute violations at abortion clinics because those offenses typically take place during the day and are often filmed. Attacks on pro-life centers typically take place at night, he said.



And the left said this jackass was the best choice for the Supreme Court? He's a weak, lying leftist clown.

The fuck??? Reminds me of the joke where the guy drops a dime in a dark alley but is looking for it under the street light. When asked why he was looking there and not in the alley, he answered, "Because I can see better here with the light."