Attorney General Merrick Garland Found in Contempt of Congress

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It'd be good to do all we can to expose those who failed us on this vote. Wave their names around and get our limited "fair and balanced" reporters asking questions.

This can also be a solid topic of reporting for November. With a stronger republican house, this could well have passed and we'd be holding this scoundrel accountable.

Not to mention the reminder that Garland was so so close to being on SCOTUS. That alone is a reason to never vote democrat.

 

[Ingomike]

Do we yet know who the Republicans are who didn't vote for this?





Edit - Oops, reading is fundamental...

From the article...

Reps. John Duarte (R-CA), Dave Joyce (R-OH), Tom McClintock (R-CA), and Mike Turner (R-OH) voted against the resolution. Joyce was the lone Republican to vote against the successful contempt resolution in June.

All four won their last election with at least 54% up to 61%. They were either unopposed or smashed the competition in the latest primary, they were likely chosen as they are so insulated from any challenge to sink this.

 

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All four won their last election with at least 54% up to 61%. They were either unopposed or smashed the competition in the latest primary, they were likely chosen as they are so insulated from any challenge to sink this.

Right. Exactly why we need to get our numbers up, so these RINO back stabbers can be irrelevant.

We can use Garland and his boss' actions as an example all across the country as a dem vs republican example. We should.

 

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[BigRed]

Garland is a piece of ****.