What does a weaponized DOJ look like?

[zymurgy]

It looks exactly like this:

June 7: FBI releases documents to Congress alleging the Bidens took a $10M bribe from Burisma.
June 8: Jack Smith indicts Trump in Mar-a-Lago docs case.

July 26: Hunter Biden goes to court and rejects sweetheart plea deal after it was revealed DOJ tried to give him blanket immunity from future prosecutions.
July 27: Jack Smith adds more charges for Trump in the Mar-a-lago case.

July 31: Hunter Biden's former business partner testifies to Congress that Joe Biden was on over 20 calls with his son's business partners and that Burisma execs pressured them to fire the prosecutor
August 1: Jack Smith indicts Trump again for January 6.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1686492127042113536

 

[BartenderElite]

There has been some development about the Bidens every single day. Every single day.

It wouldn't have mattered what dates Smith or the DOJ did anything. It would have been easy to do this in any timeframe.

The DOJ is not weaponized. The DOJ is doing its job. Trump is being held accountable to the rule of law, which every American should support.

 

[Yakuda]

It looks exactly like this:

June 7: FBI releases documents to Congress alleging the Bidens took a $10M bribe from Burisma.
June 8: Jack Smith indicts Trump in Mar-a-Lago docs case.

July 26: Hunter Biden goes to court and rejects sweetheart plea deal after it was revealed DOJ tried to give him blanket immunity from future prosecutions.
July 27: Jack Smith adds more charges for Trump in the Mar-a-lago case.

July 31: Hunter Biden's former business partner testifies to Congress that Joe Biden was on over 20 calls with his son's business partners and that Burisma execs pressured them to fire the prosecutor
August 1: Jack Smith indicts Trump again for January 6.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1686492127042113536

You have to be blind or as stupid as a leftist not to see it.