
Barr improperly withheld key facts from Congress, public about Trump
Federal Court rules that the Attorney General under Donald Trump withheld key information from the special counsel that investigated the former president for obstruction of justice

Federal Court rules that the Attorney General under Donald Trump withheld key information from the special counsel that investigated the former president for obstruction of justice

Barr claims he did little wrong as Attorney General, but says Trump did a lot of things he should not have done and that is enough to keep Republicans from inflicting him on voters again

Federal Judge Amy Berman ruled that the Justice Department, under Barr, used politics to protect Donald Trump from obstruction

The Attorney General who had had Trump’s back on so many instances now seems like one who has had enough of the defeated president’s bluster and lies.

Once again, a top aide considered one of Trump’s staunchest allies, fell out of favor when he would not break the law to fulfil the corrupt president’s demands.

Donald Trump continues to lie and repeat discredited claims of voter fraud that does not exist while ignoring the reality that a clear majority of voters told him to leave the White House in shame.

Many expect a blitz of pardons from Trump as he winds down the presidential term shortened by voters.

In his rush to attempt disqualification of late votes, Trump shortchanges the ballots cast by men and women in uniform.

Barr’s phrasing suggests that he, too, knows that Trump’s claims of election fraud are just more lies from the dishonest outgoing president.

One lawmaker called the attorney general’s remarks “the most ridiculous, tone-deaf, God-awful things I’ve ever heard.”