Merrick Garland Has Completely Politicized and Weaponized The Justice Department | Mike Davis | The Article III Project | Video: 3 Minutes 1 Second

September 28, 2022 / Great Bloggers

To this day, September 28, 2022, Kamala Harris has on her “United States government official” account, this request: “If you’re able to, chip in now to the @MNFreedomFund to help post bail for those protesting on the ground in Minnesota.” Twitter | Kamala Harris

What’s interesting is that when it was pointed out that Democrats, at the highest levels of government, were asking for money and leniency for rioters who burned, pillaged, raped, and at times killed their fellow citizens while calling for the death of America, the corporate media came back to defend or deflect these actions.

The problem is that in trying to show that few rioters were able to take advantage of the funds donated by the Tools of the Left, it apparently showed fraud was being committed by asking money for one purpose and instead creating a “windfall” for the organization in question.

MFF’s 2018 tax filing shows it raised only about $100,000 that year. Just weeks after Floyd’s death, it raised an astonishing $35 million, in part because of tweets such as the one by Harris, who is now the Democratic vice-presidential nominee. That influx has put a strain on an organization that at the time had only one full-time staff member. . . .

But it turns out that few people involved in the protests needed MFF’s help to get out of jail.

According to an accounting by the American Bail Coalition, verified by The Fact Checker with a review of Hennepin County jail records, all but three of the 170 people arrested during the protests between May 26 and June 2 were released from jail within a week. Of the 167 released, only 10 had to put up a monetary bond to be released; in most cases, the amounts were nominal, such as $78 or $100. In fact, 92 percent of those arrested had to pay no bail — and 29 percent of those arrested did not face charges. (The American Bail Coalition is a trade group of insurance companies who profit from underwriting bail bonds.)

MFF “definitely got a windfall,” said Jeffrey J. Clayton, executive director of the American Bail Coalition. “The purpose for what they got the money was not there.” . . .

Kamala Harris tweeted support for a bail fund, but the money didn’t just assist protesters | Washington Post

This dovetails into the Democrat Establishment’s turning two years of rioting, raping, murder, the burning down of businesses, questioning the legitimacy of the Trump administration, allegations of Russian hacking, and stolen elections, followed by two years of medical malfeasance, forced lockdowns, the closure of businesses, schools, universities, and churches, into, “Republicans are the ones who really hate America.”

It should be no surprise that the party of the Ku Klux Klan, the party of Jim Crow Laws, the party of Tammany Hall, the seditious infiltration of a corrupt FBI, race baiting, and Trump Derangement Syndrome, truly knows no shame.

Hear Mike Davis, of The Article III Project, explain how Merrick Garland has now put the cherry on the Establishment’s sundae by openly and completely politicizing and weaponizing the U.S. Justice Department.

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Episode 2223: The Non-Binary Colorado Shooter; The Apple Workers Of China Revolt.

Company	Employees Fired	% Of Workforce Fired

Apple	Hiring Freeze	Not Applicable
Intel	20,000	20%
Meta:	11,000	13%
Amazon	10,000	<1%
Twitter	3,750	50%
Seagate	3,000	8%
Crypto.com	2,000	40%
Zillow	1,600	25%
Walmart	1,500
Snap	1,200	20%
Stripe	1,100	14%
Coinbase	1,100	18%
Shopify	1,000	10%
Microsoft	1,000	<1%
Salesforce	950
Wayfair	870	5%
Redfin	862	13%
Twilio	850	11%
Robinhood	750	23%
Lyft	700	13%
Docusign	670	9%
Hello Fresh	600
Opendoor	500	18%
Peloton	500	12%
Juul	400
Oracle	200
Patreon	80	17%