Garland Illegally Appointed Weiss as Special Counsel

Gatestone Institute ^ | 8/16/23 | Alan M. Dershowitz

[spirited irish]

"The special counsel shall be selected from outside the United States government." — Code of Federal Regulations, Title 28, Chapter VI, § 600.3(c). [Emphasis added]

This requirement is the law. The regulations were authorized by Congress under 5 U.S.C. 301, 509, 510, 515-519.

The attorney general is the chief law enforcement officer of the United States. It is certainly expected that he would obey the law in its entirety.

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[EQAndyBuzz]

“Garland could not care less. He’ll do whatever he thinks he can get away with.”

Garland is Eric Holder without the intelligence or personality. At least Holder came right out and said FU to the Republicans.

[napscoordinator]

If you think the democrats are going to put an over 70 year old on the Supreme Court, you’re crazy. They will look for a 40-50 year old who will be on the court for decades.

[jmaroneps37]

YES! Finally someone with a platform is saying what has been obvious from the minute Meritless Garbage did this.

[Maris Crane]

Exactly...CONGRESS HAS MORE POWER THAN THAT IDIOT GARLAND HAS.

USE I!!!!!!!

Kevin, get off your duff and start impeaching Monster Garland.

[fella]

Laws are like spider webs they catch the weak and powerless but the rich and powerful pass through them as if they do not exist.

[marktwain]

Exactly...CONGRESS HAS MORE POWER THAN THAT IDIOT GARLAND HAS.

True. But Republicans only control half of Congress.

[Puppage]

Nothing will ever happen to these criminals. NOTHING!

[Maelstrom]

The attempt to put Garland on the Supreme Court happened over a decade ago.

[napscoordinator]

Times changed. People moved on. He’s never getting on the Supreme Court.

[chopperk]

Marxist Dems seem to make up their own laws no matter what is written.

[Red Badger]

Whut ya gonna do ‘bout it?...................

[Red Badger]

It certainly wasn’t Jenny’s number.................

[Red Badger]

Laws do not apply to Democrat scumbags......................

[Liz]

Ga’s indictments against President Trump criminalizes everyday actions such as
<><>questioning election results,
<><>asking for phone numbers,
<><>encouraging voters to watch TV.

The Fanifool proves she can read at third grade level, with a zero IQ,
considers these “indictment-worthy acts of conspiracy.”

If claiming an election is stolen is truly a crime, as Fanimay insists, then why arent
Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, and loser gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams behind bars?

[nagant]

Sounds like grand jury time.
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And what punishments does title 600.3 prescribe for breaking it?

It’s time to add a revision.

[euram]

Garland can do what he wants because he knows that the Republicans are powerless to stop him and he’s doing the bidding of the puppetmasters.

[FMBass]

“Kevin, get off your duff ….“

Sadly, he is one of them. Him, O’Connell and a large portion of the GOP. The Uniparty.

Face it, we could not keep the Republic. We are now into a different form of government, one likened to the Soviets of the 1930s, with one glaring exception: To the Soviets, it was clear that Stalin was the leader. In our case, some one is behind the scenes pulling the strings. Is it Obama (?), Soros (?), Blackrock (?), or some well disguised entity? Who knows?

This is not the form if governmnet that so many of us fought for.

[libertylover]

Pffffft. As if he’ll be removed.

[Regulator]

That is exactly right.

And the State Prosecutor who murdered and incarcerated millions on Stalin's orders was one Genrikh Yagoda, who looks remarkably like our Beloved Attorney General, a sycophant abusing power at levels never seen in this country to appease his owners:

One might even guess that the two men are somehow related in a distant way. Gee, wonder what that could be?

But of course, Stalin eventually turned on Yagoda and executed him. Perhaps he knew too much. And maybe Mr. Garfinkel, er, "Garland" will need to thing about that.

The people he works for really aren't very sentimental.