Critique of Department of Justice Actions
Do you have any regrets?
Regrets regarding my work as special counsel?
Yes.
Yes. I regret, uh, that the people I worked
with have been unfairly, uh, fired and vilified for doing their jobs.
Of course. Of course. You, you can't bring yourself-- Well,
let me say
congratulations,
because you have succeeded where Richard Nixon failed,
which is weaponizing the Department of Justice and the federal government to go
after your political opponents. Congratulations.
You are stepping into the shoes of John Mitchell,
and yet your abuse is far greater than John Mitchell.
And I understand for the rest of your life, you're gonna be hailed as a
hero in the resist movement.
I assume you have a pink hat somewhere at home,
and people will be proud of you for resisting.
But I'll tell you what you have done.
You have brought the Department of Justice into disrepute
because instead of being apolitical, instead of enforcing the law,
you willingly were conscripted as a foot soldier for the DNC.
And you know what you also did?
You reelected President Donald Trump
because the American people were disgusted
at your willingness to abuse power in
partisan ends.
Javert
from Les Mis
would look at you with astonishment.
I believe you have no regrets. I believe you have convinced yourself
that this
witch hunt
targeting half the country for partisan ends was justified.
Well, let me say,
you have brought the Department of Justice
into disrepute, and you have done enormous damage,
and I believe
your conduct represents the most egregious abuse of
power
in the history of the Department of Justice.
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