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Further disclosures come from documents dated September 1, 2021. These show Stern considering sending a letter to the Attorney General regarding missing records from the Trump administration. The now-visible portions of these communications suggest a closer relationship between the Biden DOJ and the National Archives than previously admitted, indicating possible guidance or influence on how to manage the situation.
Moreover, the unredacted documents accuse the Biden Justice Department of instructing NARA on how to “cover their tracks” regarding these records. A previously hidden interaction reveals that Stern was advised by a senior DOJ official on steps to ostensibly shield certain details from public scrutiny.
Even more damning, the unsealed evidence points to involvement from Biden’s Department of Energy in the alleged cover-up, expanding the scope of the administration’s engagement beyond the DOJ and NARA.
These revelations starkly contradict Garland’s assertions that the investigations into former President Trump were carried out independently of political influence from the Biden administration. This narrative has been central to the DOJ’s stance on the matter, touted in numerous public statements aimed at maintaining a facade of impartiality.
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The exposure of these documents raises serious questions about the integrity of the Justice Department under President Biden and whether its actions have been colored by political considerations. This case continues to unravel, suggesting deeper political entanglements and a potentially orchestrated attempt to leverage federal agencies against a political opponent. The full implications of this unsealing are yet to unfold, but they promise to stoke further debates on the separation of powers and the politicization of America’s justice system.
Tampering with evidence, Throw the whole case out of court