You probably recall around this time last year hearing the news about the pro-life Catholic father of seven whose home was raided at gunpoint by more than a dozen FBI agents for the crime of sidewalk counseling outside an abortion facility. You’ve definitely heard of the many prosecuted J6 demonstrators, more than 1,100 of whom have been charged with crimes. Some have been sentenced to 18-plus years in federal prison on terrorism charges. And while the name Douglass Mackey probably doesn’t mean anything to you, his crime of trying to be funny on the internet with a satirical Hillary meme in 2016, and his resulting sentence that could land him in jail for 10 years courtesy of Biden’s DOJ, might ring a bell.
All the while, pregnancy center firebombers roam free, as do Black Lives Matter vandals and arsonists, and Democrats can interfere in elections with impunity.
That’s why it’s hard to take Attorney General Merrick Garland seriously when he says, with a straight face, “We do not have one rule for Republicans and another rule for Democrats. We don’t have one rule for foes and another for friends. We don’t have one rule for the powerful and another for the powerless, for the rich or for the poor, or based on ethnicity. We have only one rule, and that rule is that we follow the facts and the law, and we reach the decisions required by the Constitution, and we protect civil liberties.”
That quote was just one
