Published Jun 2, 2022

Fauci Exposes The Whole Scam In This Video (Ep 1781)

Dan Bongino delves into the looming energy crisis and inflation, exposing government inaction and accountability gaps, critiques mask mandates as control mechanisms rather than health measures, and reveals how Democrats allegedly exploit the judicial system to solidify their power.
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  • Lawless Politics

    Dan Bongino argues that Washington, DC's judicial system is manipulated to favor Democrats, allowing them to act without consequence while Republicans face prosecution. He describes a scenario where juries are biased, and law enforcement is influenced by leftist agendas, citing the BLM riots as an example where federal law enforcement allegedly supported the unrest 1 2. Bongino claims this is part of a long-standing plan by Democrats to create a lawless environment in DC, ensuring that their actions go unpunished 1.

    They wanted DC law enforcement, federal law enforcement, the FBI, and local law enforcement to be run by leftists.

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    He suggests that this manipulation extends to the courts, where Democrats are rarely prosecuted successfully 2.

       

    Confirmation Changes

    Bongino highlights the strategic changes made by Democrats to the judicial confirmation process, allowing nominees to advance with a simple majority rather than the traditional 60-vote supermajority. This move, he argues, was designed to stack the DC Court of Appeals with liberal judges, ensuring favorable outcomes for Democrats in legal challenges 3. He claims this tactic is part of a broader strategy to maintain control over Washington, DC's legal landscape, where Democrats can avoid prosecution 4.

    They threw the rules out. 40 years of protocol they threw out to make sure in 2013 that they could stack what court with their nominees?

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    Bongino asserts that this manipulation of the judicial system is deliberate, with Democrats playing for keeps while Republicans have been less strategic 3.