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RecycledHuman 3 points ago +5 / -2

While Congress can investigate conduct that may be criminal, Congress itself lacks the authority to bring criminal charges or otherwise initiate a criminal prosecution. If a congressional investigation uncovers evidence of criminal activity, however, Congress may refer the matter to the Department of Justice for investigation and, potentially, prosecution. Sometimes, the DOJ investigation predates the congressional investigation. No matter which branch of government moves first to investigate, however, the end result is that a congressional investigation often will run parallel to a criminal investigation. As a result, evidence developed in a congressional investigation might be used by the DOJ in its criminal investigation or in a prosecution.

Imagine the REEEEEEing if Barr hands out indictments by himself. However, if CONGRESS were to GET OFF ITS ASS and make REFERRALS, then nobody could question the origin. When we kick the RINO turds out is when we get justice.

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RecycledHuman 1 point ago +1 / -0

I'm not trying to say I like Barr or that it should work this way. I'm just thinking that Trump is waiting for when all the RINOs and Dems are completely gone, and then he can appoint whoever he wants to lead Justice, FBI, etc. and they can indict people who deserve it. He goes on Hannity and expresses frustration but at his rallies he is very calm and optimistic. I think we have to understand the balance and not just see one side of it. We are stil winning.

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