The DOJ formed a “weaponization working group” last year to investigate anti‑conservative bias, but in reality the group rooted out investigators and prosecutors who worked on the Jan. 6 probe
2025-01-01 → 2026-01-01
Justice Department formed a “weaponization working group” to investigate anti‑conservative bias; in reality the group rooted out investigators and prosecutors who worked on the Jan. 6 probe weaponization working group
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- The DOJ formed a “weaponization working group” last year to investigate anti‑conservative bias, but in reality the group rooted out investigators and…
The agency formed a “weaponization working group” last year to investigate what the Trump administration described as “anti-conservative bias.” In reality, the group rooted out investigators and prosecutors who worked on the department’s massive probe of Jan. 6.
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Origin: extracted from Investigator Overseeing Probe Into Trump Opponents Breaks Silence On Abrupt Exit · 2026-09-13 06:58