Clyburn today on DoJ --- CNN

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[SoonerPride]

1. See :

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100216822243

[Ocelot II]

2. I've been wondering about that - how many moles were installed,

minor, unknown bureaucrats who might still have the opportunity to throw sand in the gears without being discovered?

[brush]

3. Well now. That explains a lot.

No one questions Clyburn's credibility.

[MontanaMama]

4. Christopher Wray.

He's a holdover that I could part with.

[W_HAMILTON]

6. Never trust a Republican.

If they seem to be doing, great.

But better to get a Democrat in there, each and every time. Because you never know when they will revert to their true selves and fuck Democrats and our nation over.

[mopinko]

5. been much talk here about it.

[Fiendish Thingy]

7. An opinion not based on evidence

None of the top DOJ leadership are Trump holdovers; it has been widely reported that investigators/prosecutors with special skills/expertise were brought in from outside the DOJ to assist the J6 teams; Matthew Graves, the US attorney for DC, which has primary jurisdiction and authority over the investigations/prosecutions, is not a Trump lackey.

So, who’s left? The clerical and custodial staff?

Yes, there are Trump era holdovers in the DOJ, likely spread throughout the system in various US Attorney offices. I have seen no evidence of anyone with authority on the J6 teams who is a Trump era holdover.