The Top Justice Department (DOJ) Official at the time of the Jan 6th Attack on the Capitol will tell Lawmakers, March 12th, that the Department saw No Evidence to Undercut President Biden’s Election Win, even as Republicans continue to Question the Results and use those Doubts to Underpin Restrictive Voting Laws.
The DOJ “had been presented with no evidence of widespread voter fraud at a scale sufficient to change the outcome of the 2020 election,” Jeffrey A. Rosen, who Served as the Acting Attorney General for the Final Month of the Trump Administration, said in a Prepared statement to the House Oversight Committee.
The DOJ chose Not to Participate in Legal Challenges to the Certification of the Electoral College Results based on that Assessment, his Opening statement said, Declining to Appoint Special Prosecutors to Look into election Fraud or to ask State Officials to Overturn the Results.
NYC Wins When Everyone Can Vote! Michael H. Drucker
No comments:
Post a Comment