Congressmen find evidence FBI is investigating parents

 Emerald Robinson:

Reps. Jim Jordan and Mike Johnson co-signed a letter to AG Merrick Garland informing him that whistleblowers had confirmed the FBI was actually investigating concerned parents as “domestic terrorists” using a so-called “threat tag” created by the FBI’s Counterterrorism Division.
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This is exactly what AG Merrick Garland testified (under oath before Congress!) was not happening at the FBI. Garland told the House Judiciary Committee last year that even suggesting that the FBI would bother will angry parents at school board meetings was absurd. He said: “I do not believe that parents who testify, speak, argue with, complain about school boards and schools should be classified as domestic terrorists or any kind of criminals…I do not think that parents getting angry at school boards, for whatever reason, constitute domestic terrorism. It’s not even a close question.”

Remember my rule of thumb for the Biden regime: when they tell you something is not happening then it’s happening.
Did you know that the FBI’s National Threat Operations Center had set up a “snitch line” for Democrats to report angry parents who complain about Critical Race Theory or mask mandates or vaccine mandates at school board meetings?

Here’s another item: the FBI opened up an investigation into “Republican state elected officials” because a “Democrat party official” claimed that the Republican officials were “inciting violence” by complaining publicly about vaccine mandates at school districts.

In other words, Democrats want to criminalize the normal political process in America.

If you need more proof that the FBI is now the law enforcement wing of the Democrat Party — this is exhibit A.
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There is more.

If what has been reported to those in Congress is true, then AG Garland is either misinformed or is misleading in his testimony.  It may take an election to find out the truth because it is unlikely the current Democrat-controlled Congress will act. 

See, also:

House passes “Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act” targeting Americans’ thought, speech

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