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FBI Director Robert Mueller acknowledges applause during President Barack Obama’s remarks in the Rose Garden of the White House, June 21, 2013. The President announced James Comey, right, as his nominee to succeed Mueller. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
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by JD Heyes
\nNEWSTARGET<\/p>\n
For nearly\u00a0four years<\/i>\u00a0supporters of President Donald Trump have been waiting for justice to be done to those who undermined his 2016 candidacy and every single day of his presidency since.<\/p>\n
But in spite of factual reporting from the few remaining trustworthy media outlets (including this one); serious congressional investigations conducted by Republicans (because Democrats are incapable of honesty); corroborating whistleblower complaints and affidavits; inspectors general probes uncovering serious and serial abuses of power, fraud, and outright illegal behavior \u2014\u00a0none of it<\/i>\u00a0has mattered.<\/p>\n
When the president appointed William Barr to be attorney general, we were hopeful around here \u2014 genuinely hopeful \u2014 that he would get to the bottom of the very illegal actions taken to spy on the Trump campaign and harass, intimidate, and jail his allies. We thought that because Barr actually said during his confirmation hearings that he believed the Trump campaign was \u201cspied on\u201d\u00a0\u2014 he used that exact term.<\/p>\n
It was the same thing that Trump said, that his campaign \u201cwas spied on.\u201d And\u00a0of course it was<\/i>; that much has not been seriously in doubt since the day the president was inaugurated, when The New York Times ran a story reporting that his campaign was \u201cwiretapped.\u201d<\/p>\n
But now, according to The Federalist\u2019s co-founder Sean Davis, the U.S. attorney Barr assigned to conduct a probe into the origins of the Comey-run FBI\u2019s undermining operation against Trump\u2019s campaign, John Durham, has reportedly said despite the fact that he could indict several people,\u00a0he isn\u2019t going to<\/i>.<\/p>\n
And why? Because he\u2019s afraid that an incoming Biden administration (if it happens) will retaliate against him.<\/p>\n
Notes Davis in a pair of tweets Nov. 15:<\/p>\n
A source familiar with Durham\u2019s ongoing investigation of the bogus Russian collusion operation tells\u00a0<\/i>@FDRLST<\/i><\/a>: \u201cDurham isn\u2019t doing anything. Dropping his investigations. He\u2019s worried about blowback from Biden. What an absolute disgrace.\u201d <\/i><\/p>\n A separate source who has seen the evidence compiled during the course of Durham\u2019s investigation told\u00a0<\/i>@FDRLST<\/i><\/a>\u00a0this afternoon that there\u2019s \u201cmore than enough evidence to indict multiple\u201d involved in the Russian collusion hoax operation to take down Trump.<\/i><\/p>\n