A Justice Department official appointed by President Donald Trump let partisan political considerations infect a federal grant-awarding process, according to a complaint to the DOJ inspector general.
William Burroughs noted that if you really wanted to be a corrupt official, the goal would be to assume a low-scrutiny post like Office of Sewers. Similarly, in pushing her pro-punishment agenda, Darlene Hutchinson Biehl should have been able to fly under the radar like a good Trump termite if she had only refrained from blabbing. She will likely become much more interested in getting “leniency” from the judicial system if she faces charges for perverting the grant process.
Sigh, there is so much corruption throughout the executive branch now, it’s going to take a long time to root it out. Hopefully enough dedicated civil servants will remain to point out all the bad things that happen and help to rebuild the government after Trump and his lackeys are gone.
Someone crooked at the DOJ? Impossible! People like Chuck Rosenberg and Joyce Vance have assured us the department is stocked with good men and women who love the law and uphold truth, justice and the American Way, appointees or not.
And let’s not forget Laurence Tribe, who has duly told us that the Inspector General of the DOJ is above reproach.
I no longer am surprised at their corrupt actions and intents, but I gotta say I am somewhat surprised at how lousy they are, again and again, at hiding their illegal activities.
Nice to see the unions playing a role here.
(1) I am hated
(2) I hate
(3) I cheat
(4) I am self-satisfied
(5) I force people to "agree’ with me
(6) I expect to get away with everything
(7) I do not live in the world of normal emotions and never have
(8) I order you to have to pay attention to me
Yeah, whatever happened to her? Of course, Monica was in charge of HIRING DOJ attorneys, not in doling out cash to grant requests. And did I miss the big push on legalizing prostitution? My beef is the cops arrest the girls, but the Johns (and pimps) walk.