The DOJ And Local Prosecutors Are Shattering Our Justice System’s Integrity
Ashley Hayek | Sep 16, 2023
Recent actions by Fulton County Georgia’s District Attorney Fani Willis concerning President Donald J. Trump and his associates raise eyebrows beyond political partisanship. They raise questions about the more powerful hands pulling the strings. The main concern? The potential entanglement of the Department of Justice with local jurisdictions, seemingly to target political opponents, and in this case, the most formidable candidate for President against Joe Biden. What was meant as a pivotal moment to taint the image of a former president morphed into a stark realization of the politics at play.The collaboration between Willis and Special Counsel Jack Smith appears less coincidental and more coordinated, especially given the timeline of their respective charges. Why did Willis suddenly bring forth charges during an election cycle after an extensive 30-month gap post-Trump's departure from office? And why did this move closely mirror that of Special Counsel Smith's indictment?
These questions led to the House Judiciary Committee’s decision to
launch a probe into the case, underscoring the broader concern—the manipulation of judicial instruments for political gains.
One of the main points of the House Judiciary Committee’s inquiry is that it appears Fani Willis and Jack Smith “coincidentally” interviewed many of the same witnesses, reviewed much of the same “evidence,” and just happened to reach an all too similar conclusion against President Trump. Now, the Committee wants to know if federal law enforcement officials were involved and if the timing of this indictment was factored in as it seems political in nature. If it is proven that collusion between Jack Smith and Fani Willis exists, it would be corruption like we have never seen before.
It is concerning when local jurisdictional proceedings appear to align with federal orchestrations. This kind of behavior undermines the foundation of America's democratic principles. For instance, Willis's decision to charge Biden's opponent for "election interference" was likely made in coordination with the Biden Administration, and the timing of the announcement was strategically planned. The idea that the Department of Justice could manipulate and influence local proceedings is alarming and shakes people's faith in impartiality, setting a dangerous precedent for future judicial proceedings. It is not the first time the Biden Administration has crossed the line and colluded with a local prosecutor. Recently,
Biden staffers got caught meeting with aides to the supposed independent Special Counsel just before the announcement of the Trump federal indictment. In another instance, Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss, responsible for handling investigations in Hunter Biden, reportedly colluded
with the DOJ to subvert Congressional inquiries. And interestingly enough, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg
hired a Justice Department official who had routinely investigated and challenged the Trump Administration and Trump organizations in the past. There’s a reason they call it “the swamp.”