Is it normal for the DOJ to send out press releases like this?

Never miss an opportunity to virtue signal

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We are inching towards the precipice

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They're going to face oversight hearings in the next Congres and Garland could be pressed on whether or not he will enforce the ruling if necessary.

They (DOJ) could face funding issues in future legislation if the Republicans mounted a major effort to find their collective spine.

There are many things that can be done. I suspect very little will be done, outside of a handful of folks like Rand Paul in the Senate, Jim Jordan in the House.

The Democrat’s don’t give a frick about the Constitution, Checks and Balances, or the USSC. They only acknowledge them when they stand to benefit. If you can’t see that the Democrats (with a huge assist from their RINO brethren) have declared a war of coercion and intimidation against the American people, then you are being willfully ignorant.

The ruling isn’t even that big of a deal. It basically just means states have to have objective criteria for licensing someone if they have that requirement. They were back door denying peoples rights by having criteria nobody could meet.

This is a letter of resignation.

IF not - then it is open rebellion against the Constitution. - fire or impeach/ imprison.

The Justice Department ain’t blind, it’s the enforcement arm of the DNC. That’s not conjecture, I judge them in what they do….

Reeks of hubris to me .

Edit : And is a great example why we DO need a 2nd A…federal government getting way to big for its britches.

Trust the gov to stand outside and do absolutely nothing while bad guys are murdering defensless children.

That's going to look good in the impeachment. About to learn the difference between a bureaucrat and an elected official in a constitutional republic.