Polling Finds DOJ Cases Are 'Unjustified,' Just Like Our Blind Faith
The data from Marquette Law School, as reported by The Hill, suggests widespread public doubt about the impartiality of the Department of Justice. This isn't just about partisan loyalty; it's a reflection of decades where the 'justice' system itself has been weaponized, not just by one administration, but consistently against dissent and for political gain. Remember the COINTELPRO operations
against civil rights leaders, or the swift, brutal state response to dissent that doesn’t fit the prevailing narrative? While Americans bicker over whether Trump's cronies deserve prosecution, the underlying problem— a judicial system increasingly seen as a tool for political vendettas—remains untouched. When will the pollsters ask if our faith in *any* institution of power is justified? Or if the
system itself is the true crime?