This is a good series of tweets to read and make up your own mind on. I found this one (https://x.com/Amy_K_Nelson/status/1822329323715441128 https://x.com/Amy_

This is a good series of tweets to read and make up your own mind on. I found this one (https://x.com/Amy_K_Nelson/status/1822329323715441128 https://x.com/Amy_K_Nelson/status/1822329323715441128) interesting: > Lying to the FBI is a federal crime. > But prosecutors selectively enforce the law. They choose winners & losers. > So forgive me if I think it's empty when AG Garland says DOJ enforces law "without fear or favor." This is true in most local jurisdictions as well. For example in LA, SF, Portland, and Seattle the city prosecutors regularly choose to not enforce the law against offenders, and simply release them back into the public without consequence. The same thing happens at all levels of the government. For example the DOJ doesn’t pursue cases against states like California that maliciously violate constitutional law or SCOTUS rulings. And so it is the same in this case too it seems.