The FBI dual justice system exposed

American Action News:

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blasted the FBI for its unprecedented raid on the home of former President Donald Trump on Monday night.

Pompeo noted that the home of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was never raided by the federal government, even during the height of the Benghazi investigation.

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The House Benghazi Committee released an 800-page report in June 2016 which claimed several damning actions or inactions regarding the terrorist attack that murdered four Americans in the Benghazi compound in Libya on September 11, 2012, including U.S. Ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens.

Among the claims: The State Department headed by Clinton knew the Benghazi compound was undermanned; requests for increased security at Benghazi were either ignored or outright refused by the department; political concerns delayed the Obama administration’s response to the attack, and that Clinton and others in the Obama administration parroted the false narrative that the attack was a response to a video.


It was also claimed in the report that the Obama Administration had purposefully stonewalled the investigation into Hillary’s misconduct.

The dual justice system at DOJ and the FBI is coming sharply into focus in recent days.  Republicans need to hold them to account. 

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