The DOJ has become a hit squad for Democrats

NY Times:

Trump Takes Up Call for Barr to ‘Clean House’ at Justice Dept.

With a series of retweets, President Trump kept up attacks on federal law enforcement agencies, despite pleas from the attorney general.
From Ted Stevens to Mike Flynn the DOJ has been turned into a vehicle for unfairly attacking Republicans.  It is no surprise when you see that upwards to 90 percent of the political donations by DOJ officials go to Democrats.  The attempt to chase Barr from his role as Attorney General is just another bad faith move by partisan Democrats to use the DOJ as a vehicle for a coup attempt.

When you see the two-tier system of nine years recommended for Roger Stone and no trial for any of the liars at the FBI who were behind the coup attempt against the President you have to wonder if Republicans will ever get a fair shake from the current DOJ. 

Which was the more serious offense?  Stone was a gadfly messing around and accomplishing nothing of importance.  Meanwhile, FBI officials were actually plotting the removal of the President.  They were also illegally spying on the Trump campaign by using a fraudulently obtained series of FISA warrants, and no one has been brought to justice yet.

A house cleaning is definitely in order.

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