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100% holding his feet to the fire, in my opinion. NO WAY should the DOJ be involved in any of this. It's an overreach. We have local police departments, if needed.
Grandstanding? Nearly all of them are always grandstanding, so you'll get no argument from me there.
Holding his feet to the fire for what? Saying the DOJ would stand against violations of federal laws? Stop the press!
In that transcript, Cotton seems to be jumping around a bit - some of his questions don't even make sense. There was nothing in there about critical race theory - Cotton was talking about the father of a girl in Virginia who was raped. About that, Garland said:
"Anyone whose child was raped is the most horrific crime I can imagine and is protected by the First Amendment to protest to their school board about this."
Cotton said that Garland should resign, but it doesn't say "resign in disgrace". Why did you put those words in his mouth?
I think what they are driving at is that they want Garland to resign before he has a chance to lock Trump up.
I meant exactly what I wrote. I could not be more clear.
I understood it completely. You intended it to be ambiguous.
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