Gateway Pundit reports “Gonzalez says President Trump did nothing to stop the violence that day. He must have forgotten that it was President Trump who asked for the National Guard that day but was turned down by Nancy Pelosi who was organizing a camera crew to film her for the day. If in fact he’s convicted of the crimes charged by Jack Smith and the Department of Justice, yeah, I think he should serve time, quite frankly,” he said during a Friday interview on MSNBC, which is set to air on former White House spokesperson Jen Psaki’s show Sunday.” Read more HERE.
It never ceases to amaze when former officials in authority “come out of the woodwork” to opine, criticize, demonize other public officials when they, themselves, are guilty of their own crimes committed.
Let’s examine the tenure of USAG Alberto Gonzales.
In April 2007 a criminal complaint was filed with the OIG (Office of Inspector General, Glenn Fine) against two US Attorneys General. The Office of Inspector General determined that the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys management should review this complaint against NJ USAG Chris Christie and N.H. USAG Thomas Collantuono which was forwarded to the Department of Justice, Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys. (During the tenure of USAG Alberto Gonzales)
When the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys ignored the complaint documentation was faxed to H. Marshall Jarrett, Counsel, Office of Professional Responsibility, on October 15, 2007. Response received Nov. 14, 2007. Marshall Jarrett did nothing, but conveniently was placed as head of the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys.
The Director of the Executive Office of US Attorneys, H. Marshall Jarrett, must be investigated for his obstruction of justice and abuse of power.
Why did Inspector General Glenn Fine resign? The OIG acknowledged receipt of a criminal dated February 23, 2007, determined that the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys management should review the complaint and forwarded the complaint to the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys. Both USAG Gonzales and Marshall Jarrett (OPR) brushed the criminal complaint “under the rug.”
The patterns of Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Justice within the DOJ continue today and exists in other state law enforcement agencies. These “swamps” must also be “drained.”
Related:
Tom Gage (N.J.) Addresses President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence (Take note – this was prior to President Trump’s inauguration)
N.J. Governor Christie Thinks There’s More To Bridgegate
There Is More Behind Governor Chris Christie And The Bridgegate Scandal!
Is The Swamp Being Drained? (Things have changed and Christie has shown his true colors)
A FULL STOMACH HAS NO CONSCIENCE!
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The Unmasking of Maine....and Beyond 