The Biden-Garland DOJ is one of the most politicized in memory

 Washington Examiner:

Republicans point to number of times Garland has politicized the Justice Department

I think he is doing it on orders from Biden.  The domestic terrorist allegations against parents appears to have come directly from the White House in collusion with a school board group that wants parents to shut up and let them teach the racist CRT garbage.

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 He (Jim Jordan) added: “Joe Biden criticizes the Georgia election law, a few months later they sue Georgia. Joe Biden criticizes the Texas pro-life law. Eight days later, they sue Texas. Joe Biden’s White House is working with the National School Boards Association … and, five days later, he issues the memorandum.”

Sen. Chuck Grassley, the ranking member on the Senate Judiciary Committee, echoed this theme, telling Garland: “Since your confirmation, in less than a year, the department has moved as far left as it can go” and that “you’ve politicized the department in ways it shouldn’t be.”

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Those moves are also just not smart, but we have come to expect that from Biden. 

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