EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Attorney Weiss colluded with DOJ to thwart...

Recent email disclosures reveal that the Department of Justice frequently intervened on behalf of the Delaware U.S. Attorney to handle congressional inquiries regarding the Hunter Biden investigation. These communications suggest a coordinated effort by federal prosecutors and Main Justice to manage external scrutiny, challenging the assertion that the local attorney possessed independent, ultimate authority over charging decisions. The evidence raises serious concerns about transparency and potential misleading of Congress. By having the DOJ’s Office of Legislative Affairs draft responses on the local attorney’s behalf, the department appears to have obscured the true chain of command. This discrepancy between claimed independence and actual DOJ control casts doubt on the veracity of official statements provided to lawmakers, implying a strategic effort to shield broader departmental operations from direct oversight. This revelation is crucial for open data advocates as it underscores the vital role of public records in ensuring governmental accountability. The documents were only released following a successful Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, highlighting how proactive transparency efforts can expose hidden political influences within federal agencies. Such cases demonstrate that accessible data is essential for verifying official narratives and holding powerful institutions to higher standards of public service.

Source: sott.net
Published on 2023-09-01

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