Seemstomethatthisarticle shows that it is time to clean house in the Department of Justice -- and start by replacing much of the "Civil Rights Division" with people who believe that white people have civil rights, too.
Three Justice Department lawyers, speaking on the condition of anonymity because they feared retaliation from their supervisors, described the same tensions, among career lawyers as well as political appointees. Employees who worked on the [Ike] Brown case were harassed by colleagues, they said, and some department lawyers anonymously went on legal blogs “absolutely tearing apart anybody who was involved in that case,” said one lawyer.
“There are career people who feel strongly that it is not the voting section’s job to protect white voters,” the lawyer said. “The environment is that you better toe the line of traditional civil rights ideas or you better keep quiet about it, because you will not advance, you will not receive awards and you will be ostracized.”
Either we have equal justice under law in this country or we don't. It is apparently the position of the Obama Regime that we don't. Call that one more reason to vote Republican in this year's election -- put the investigatory power int he hands of the GOP so as to make sure that the racists and their discriminatory agenda of protecting the rights of only members of some groups is brought to an end.
Race-Based "Justice" In Obama' Regime's DOJ
Seems to me that this article shows that it is time to clean house in the Department of Justice -- and start by replacing much of the "Civil Rights Division" with people who believe that white people have civil rights, too.
Either we have equal justice under law in this country or we don't. It is apparently the position of the Obama Regime that we don't. Call that one more reason to vote Republican in this year's election -- put the investigatory power int he hands of the GOP so as to make sure that the racists and their discriminatory agenda of protecting the rights of only members of some groups is brought to an end.Posted by: Greg at 04:51 AM
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