FBI not forthcoming on Democrat threats to parents

 Washington Examiner:

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"We received the Federal Bureau of Investigation's half-page response to our serious concerns about the FBI’s use of counterterrorism resources — as evidenced by documents provided to us by a whistleblower — to target concerned parents at local school board meetings," the GOP members said. "Your response declined to answer in detail any questions we posed or to provide any documents we sought. Your response regrettably highlights the FBI’s pattern of refusing to accept accountability for its actions and explains why public trust in the FBI’s senior leadership has eroded so significantly."

Jordan and the others wrote on Thursday that the Biden administration "coordinated" with the National School Boards Association "to develop a pretext" for Garland "to direct federal law enforcement resources, including the FBI, to investigate concerned parents at school board meetings.”

The GOP members’ outrage stems from a brief note Jill Tyson, the assistant director of the FBI’s Office of Congressional Affairs, sent defending Garland’s controversial memo and the FBI’s actions in late January, largely dodging the detailed questions that House Republicans had repeatedly posed to the bureau for months by saying officials were "not in a position to provide internal documents or communications between the Department of Justice and the FBI."

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I question the FBI jurisdiction to police local school board meetings, especially against concerned parents.  It appears the Biden administration is siding with the CRT kooks in some school districts.  School board meetings do not fit the "jurisdictional means" to trigger federal law enforcement.

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