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WarGamer

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1. The DoJ is constrained by...

Reply to MoonRiver (Original post)

Thu Jan 20, 2022, 08:48 PM

Jan 2022

Laws, the Constitution and the Courts...

As an entity, the DoJ doesn't "create Justice", it enforces Laws under the watchful eye of the Courts who have their eyes on the Constitution.

Or at least that's how it's SUPPOSED to work.

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That's very good news! Hope the MSM starts covering some of these law suits. (I know) MoonRiver Jan 2022 #6