Partisan actions by FBI cause hit to reputation

 The Lid:

Remember when you thought the FBI was the best law enforcement agency worldwide? How proud were you of that organization?

In recent years the FBI destroyed its stellar reputation and evolved into being the secret police of the Democrat Party Incidents such as ignoring Hillary’s servers in the bathroom and destroying the evidence, the Russiagate hoax, and sending an army of G-Men to execute political raids of the homes of  Republicans, including the political raid at the home of a former President, and so much more.

Thanks to its leaders, who care more about politics than law enforcement, the FBI has become a political embarrassment. Most of the agents still do their jobs correctly. But the leaders who make the big decisions have destroyed the way America thinks about the FBI, sending the reputation of the world’s most outstanding law enforcement agency down the toilet.

Their involvement in making sure the Hunter Biden/Joe Biden scandal quiet may have given Biden the margin of victory in 2020.

Now the proof of the FBI’S involvement in the scandal has been released, but the FBI, the once great crime fighting organization, responded to the release of the Twitter files in the most unprofessional manner possible: they called anyone who believed them “conspiracy theorists trying to discredit the Bureau.” Actually, the FBI discredited themselves with no help from any of us.

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The FBI handling of the Hunter Biden scandal was a disgrace and it continues to be so with its defense of the indefensible.  How incompetent do your have to be as a premier law enforcement organization to have in your position Hunter Biden's laptop for months and not know that it was not "Russian disinformation"?  That is just inexplicable.  How inept do you have to be not to know that the Russiagate scandal was a fraud concocted by the the Hillary Clinton campaign?  To make these kinds of mistakes you probably have a bias in favor the Dems' false narratives.

See, also:

Jonathan Turley and Michael Shellenberger Sweep the Leg out From Under FBI Response to Twitter Files

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