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From political circuit to political circus. This looks to me as an attempt to save face and to alude to the false premise of both sides are the same. They knew something like this would occur on a legal ground, however, they do it anyways because they know the false equivalence will be likely effective on a nontrivial portion of the population.
If only Gym Jordan cared about investigating sexual abuse claims as much as he did Biden. >

He's not sending himself to prison >

A decent person would. >

A decent person wouldn't be complicit with sexual abuse or do any of the things Jim does
. >

Don’t do that. Let’s just agree he’s a bad person and move on. >

Haha fair enough >

He looks like a used-car salesman cosplaying as Skeletor. And his personality kind of matches. >

He looks like a used car salesman advertising cars he doesn’t possess. >

Surprising no one, the GQP House is off to a shitshow of a start. >

How’s the weather in St Petersburg? >

Hey now, that's not fair.
They've obviously run away from there to not be conscripted. >

If Jim Jordan is losing, America is winning. >

"I would advise them to take a very hard line against that," McCabe said. "There is a clear precedent here of not sharing information, from an ongoing criminal investigation, with Congress. And I think the DOJ is in a very strong position to resist on those grounds." >

I'm guessing he forgot that the DOJ also wanted to handle matters privately and quietly regarding the Mar-a-Lago docs until Trump blabbed on social media about it.
The DOJ is consistent here, no matter who the target is. That's the very definition of it being non-political. >

He  always looks like he needs a shower. >

This man does not own a jacket >

He owns a jacket.  He sweats through it and has to take it off. >

Man, I read the first 4 words got really excited. . . >

I really hate it when they tease you like that. >

Dumb ass would have known they won't talk about an ongoing investigation. Now let's watch him send a criminal referral for non-compliance of the DOJ to the DOJ. >

Governments have rules, procedures, laws that regulate if and when something can happen for the longest forever people went along cause that's how government works.
The four years of Trump removing, everything that helped government function and be at least a functional has made Republicans forget how things work. That means that any enforcement of previous rules and laws are "political games" >

They didn't serve him a loss, they served him a talking point he can feed to his idiot base about how the DOJ is in Biden's pocket or some such nonsense. He knew they wouldn't accept his request, he was counting on it. >

Tl;Dr- take a hike tool. >

Executive privilege old boy. >

Documents not showing up for a subpoena, nice!