is Bill Barr corrupt also? DOJ Files New ‘Last Minute’ Motion to Keep Comey FBI Memo Content Hidden

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[Redwood71]

Don’t get really concerned yet. If the memo contains sensitive information or info that can get Muellar incriminated, it may just be being sealed until it can be viewed by certain people with the clearance and need to know to protect the integrity of the document for possible implementation. Happens all the time.

rwood

[gov_bean_ counter]

👍

[Tucker39]

I started out believing that Barr was the guy we could depend upon. Then, through the Mueller Report fiasco we learned that he and Mueller have been besties for 30 years. And that suggests Barr and a crapload of OTHER DOJ & FBI lifers are tight, as well. If our cause isn’t lost, it’s only hanging by a thread. If Barr know all the corruption and damage Mueller has pulled in his career, and STILL considers him an honorable friend; fuggittaboutit!

[Whenifhow]

ping

[Snowybear]

It’s likely evidence before a grand jury. Everyone take a deep breath.

-SB

[YogicCowboy]

He defended Lon Horiuchi pro bono, and advocated complete immunity for Federal killers.

That is part of his actual government track record, and nothing can convince me it is good.

[ImpBill]

Indictments?

Hate it that I am so cynical, but all of the major players in Government not only feel like they are above the law, in all actuality they are.

[trebb]

Lots of inferences for so little actual information...but so many need to ‘raise concerns” like good trolls....get the digs in before the Truth comes out ... just like the dems keep doing....ironic.

[bdfromlv]

small potatos get smashed first

[rlmorel]

I don't think Barr is in cahoots the same way both Sessions and Rosenstein were/are. (Sessions was weak and may have even been complicit, and Rosenstein is DEFINITELY complicit)

I think people fall into one of three categories here:

• You think there is no chance of any charges ever being levied because everyone in the government is in on it and doesn't want to upset the gravy train, up to and even including the President himself.
  
  
• You think there is some chance of prosecution, but due to the Deep State, you won't ever see anyone go to trial.
  
  
• You think there will be prosecution, but it is going to take a long time to set up and frame in a way to maximize the likelihood of successful prosecution, it won't happen in a normal time frame due to resistance in the government and the necessity of having everything lined up for any chance of success due to the powers arrayed against you.

I fall into the last category, but I admit to being an optimist in nearly all things.

In my opinion, people like you are entitled to be skeptical based on the evidence we have seen and the prosecutions to date, but...I don't fall into that category. I keep in mind that Watergate took two years, and it was pretty straightforward then, and they didn't impeach him. If they did, it would have taken another year or so past that to reach the end of it.

I don't think any less of people for being pessimistic, I am just not there yet. If you can't find hope, don't sweat it...I will take up the slack for you in that respect...:)

[FreeReign]

Thanks for the well thought out response.

Myself? Some days I'm 60/40 and other days I'm 40/60 that Barr will do the job.

With Sessions of course and his recusal, I was 99.999% sure that he was afraid of the Deep State and that he wouldn't do the job.

[rlmorel]

I have always felt that while Sessions may not have been complicit, I think he feared someone had something on him and would use it when the hardball started.

I STRONGLY feel that way about Chief Justice Roberts. It is the only way I can explain his swing to the Left...:(