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Heather Bussing's avatar

I read this and thought, wow, all that really happened and it just gets more insane. Thank you for making the record.

Sam Ray's avatar

The DOJ became the Department of Injustice on the first day of trump's dictatorship.

David J. Sharp's avatar

Obviously, loyalty trumps competence in our topsy-turvy new existence .

LHS's avatar

I think there should be a flood of complaints to the DC bar against Blanche and Dhillon regarding ethical violations surrounding the failure to investigate the killing of Renee Good and all of the shenanigans around that like abuse of prosecutorial powers against her wife and the governor and mayor of Minneapolis. The Bar’s main function is to protect the public. As stated on its website: “The purpose of the disciplinary system is to protect the public, the courts, and the legal profession from attorneys who do not meet their ethical responsibilities. “

They are failing in very articulable ways to meet their responsibilities and the Bar should hear about it.

Greenjeans1's avatar

As a recovering trial lawyer, I find it astonishing that all of the referenced DOJ lawyers have not been referred for circuit and bar discipline.

AugieL's avatar

A misnomer? Wasn’t it renamed the Department of War?

Joe From the Bronx's avatar

In short: The Justice Department’s injustices will continue — until they are stopped.

Until Trump/Vance is no longer in office.

Anyway, the judge is quite scornful but does not provide disciplinary action. Years of "these people are horrible." And we still get that.

Alyce's avatar

Our Justice System isn’t working effectively for the people now. Has it become TOO complicated? Maybe the layers and layers of cases and decisions through the years has diminished the effectiveness.

Richard Luthmann's avatar

Let’s get something straight: this is not a Trump problem — this is a DOJ sabotage problem. What Judge Novak exposed wasn’t presidential overreach, but a rogue, incompetent bureaucracy still infested with Obama-era holdovers and Beltway lifers who think they outrank the Constitution. Lindsey Halligan wasn’t empowered by Trump’s will — she was undermined by a Justice Department that botched appointments, defied clear judicial guidance, and embarrassed the office. That failure flows downward, not upward. President Trump is trying to restore accountability. DOJ’s resistance, sloppiness, and insubordination are what turned a lawful mission into a procedural mess. Drain the DOJ swamp.

SophieM's avatar

You really should get out of fascist propaganda land before you decide to post, Richard.

Richard Luthmann's avatar

That's deflection, plain and simple. Are you the socialist? Because I'm not.

Cycledoc's avatar

No you are an idiot.