[ [link removed] ]Watch Rachel Maddow on the danger posed by a president who perverts,
corrupts, and weaponizes the Department of Justice.

[ [link removed] ]Rachel Maddow on the most dangerous thing a president can do. WATCH.

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Last night on MSNBC, Rachel Maddow did a deep-dive into how Trump
perverted and corrupted the Department of Justice -- and she asked whether
there will be accountability for Trump and his political appointees at the
DOJ who did his bidding.

The answer depends largely on Merrick Garland, President Biden's nominee
for Attorney General. Merrick Garland will decide.

[ [link removed] ]Sign the petition pushing Attorney General-designate Merrick Garland to
investigate and prosecute Trump and his criminal network for law breaking.
Click here.

Maddow told of a conversation she had with outgoing Obama officials after
the 2016 election who warned that "The most dangerous thing a president
could do would be to pervert, corrupt, and weaponize the Department of
Justice -- to use the DOJ to hurt the president's enemies and help the
presidents friends."

And she gave a partial inventory of Trump's abuses at the Department of
Justice that did just that -- pervert, corrupt, and weaponize the DOJ to
hurt Trump's enemies and help Trump and his friends:

DOJ lawyers arguing that Trump's financial records and tax returns were
off-limits to criminal and civil investigators indefinitely.

Burying a criminal referral relating to Trump's call to Ukraine demanding
that if they didn't provide dirt he could use against Joe Biden, they
wouldn't get their military aid.

Intervening so that Paul Manafort would not have to go to Rikers Island
like normal prisoners while they await charges in New York.

Blocking the execution of a search warrant in a federal investigation or
prosecution of Rudy Giuliani -- who the Washington Post reports is being
investigated for "foreign lobbying registration violations, destruction or
alteration of documents, aiding and abetting federal crimes, and foreign
contributions to U.S. candidates."

Retaliating against Michael Cohen by wrongfully imprisoning him as
retribution for him writing a book critical of the president.

Using the DOJ to attack his critics and intimidate his enemies, such as
bringing cases against Omarosa Manigault Newman, National Security Advisor
John Bolton, and a former friend of Melania Trump's when they wrote books
critical of Trump.

Dropping cases against Michael Flynn and intervening to reduce the
sentence for Roger Stone.

Intervening in the case of hush money payments to Stormy Daniels -- the
case where Trump was shown as "Individual 1" -- to shield Trump and others
from prosecution.

Pressuring a federal prosecutor in Georgia to take action to promote
Trump's false claims of election fraud.

Inciting the deadly insurrection against America's government may be the
most violent criminal act Trump committed, but it is just the tip of the
iceberg of what must be investigated and prosecuted.

Financial crimes. Public corruption. Conspiracy to defraud the United
States. Election law and campaign finance violations. The list goes on.
And it must extend to Trump's entire criminal network -- including his
political appointees if they used the power of the federal government
improperly.

They all must be brought to justice. No accountability means normalization
of law breaking.

[ [link removed] ]Sign the petition to Attorney-General Designate Merrick Garland to
investigate and prosecute Trump and his entire criminal network for law
breaking.

Thanks for being a bold progressive.

-- The PCCC Team ([ [link removed] ]@BoldProgressive)

 

 

 

 

 

 


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