Democrats send letter demanding coverup of coup attempt against the President

Nick Arama:
Democrats have shown signs of melting down over Attorney General William Barr daring to investigate the origins of the Russia probe and appointing U.S. Attorney John Durham to take on the task.

Both Barr and Durham had spotless records until they made it clear they intended to do a real investigation into what the Obama administration, FBI and CIA had done. Since then, they, and in particular Barr, have come under constant smears and attacks by Democrats.

Eleven Democrats capped that off today with a letter written to Barr, demanding that he and Durham both resign.

The letter accuses Barr of having “inappropriately interfered in independent Department of Justice investigations and intentionally used your positions to mislead the American public in defense of President Donald J. Trump.”

Check it out, it was posted by Rep. Hank Johnson (D-Guam might tip Over) and it’s pretty hilarious.
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There is much more.

It seems clear that if Democrats were in charge of the DOJ they would be involved in a massive coverup of the Democrat coup attempt and the spying on the Trump campaign.

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