Rachel Maddow tells AG Garland that the DOJ is a criminal offense scene

Rachel Maddow told AG Garland to wake up because the country needs him and other Biden officials to fix the Justice Department.

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Rachel Maddow has a message for AG Garland and the other Justice Department Biden officers. She told them to wake up because the country needs them to fix this. pic.twitter.com/rC6CKYlyom

– Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) June 12, 2021

Maddow said:

Expect it to get worse before it gets better. It is clear that the Justice Department under President Biden does not want the task of investigating and rummaging through what is rotten in its own department under the previous President. But even if they don’t want this job, this is the job they have now. With each new revelation of what else happened there under Jeff Sessions, and especially under William Barr, the effort to get this job done increases.

I think President Biden – just my personal opinion. I think President Biden sent really good quality people to the Justice Department. His appointments there have been an excellent choice so far. Really good people, with a lot of experience and probably big intentions. But wake up guys. You will be working on a crime scene every day. And there are no other cops to call here. You need to fix this. You’re the only one who can. The country needs you to do this.

No government ever wants to go back and rummage through the filth of its predecessors. Time flies by in presidential administrations, and each new government has its own political goals.

However, the Justice Department has been and is still being corrupted. In the interests of good government and law and order, this is a crisis that needs to be resolved.

There are no other cops doing this job. Merrick Garland is a patriot and he must do what’s right for the country by removing the Trumpers from the DOJ.

Mr. Easley is the Founder / Executive Director, White House Press Pool and Congressional Correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a bachelor’s degree in political science. His thesis focused on public policy with a specialization in social reform movements.

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