Republicans begin investigation of Feds politicization of law enforcement

 Just the News:

With a flurry of interview requests on Friday to federal officials and Biden administration allies — coupled with a pointed warning of potential subpoenas to follow — House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan signaled his resolve to investigate allegations of growing politicization in federal law enforcement and administration moves to intimidate opponents and chill dissent.

The Ohio Republican sent letters seeking testimony to five individuals: former head of the Department of Homeland Security's abortive Disinformation Governance Board Nina Jankowicz; FBI Human Resources Branch Executive Assistant Director Jennifer Leigh Moore; former interim Executive Director and CEO of the National School Boards Association Chip Slaven; National Assessment Governing Board Trustee Viola Garcia; and former FBI agent Tim Thibault.
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Each recipient held or currently holds a position of influence relevant to alleged government efforts to censor or harass political opponents or politicize federal law enforcement....
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The FBI and Department of Justice have faced a stream of whistleblower claims of political bias by senior law enforcement officials both before and after the Aug. 8, 2022, FBI raid on former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. Many of these reports involve the handling of politically sensitive investigations, including the federal probe into the foreign business dealings of the president's son, Hunter Biden. Other reports alleged politically motivated investigations of parents who opposed controversial policies in public schools.
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This is a much-needed investigation of those responsible for trying to suppress dissent by conservatives.  They should also be investigating why there has been no effective attempt at controlling mob violence by leftist groups like Black Lives Matter and Antifa.  The contrast between the treatment of parents complaining about school curricula and people burning and looting cities needs to be investigated.

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