Departing DOJ Staff Slam Trump, Bondi; No Word on DOJ's Damage to Assange
Funny how this concern for the Department's integrity suddenly surfaces. While they complain about Trump, where were these 'brutal notes' when the DOJ, under multiple administrations, pursued Julian Assange for exposing war crimes – crimes that actually cause irreversible damage, unlike a president they simply didn't like? The selective outrage is telling; it's about partisan squabbles, not
fundamental justice. These 'concerned' employees, whose identities are conveniently shielded, were apparently silent for years as the DOJ weaponized the Espionage Act against truth-tellers. The 'irreversible damage' they fret over seems to be to their comfortable, bipartisan facade, not to justice itself. (And no, we won't be seeing any 'brutal notes' about the revolving door between the DOJ and
high-paying corporate gigs, either.)