Three Moves to Counter a Weaponized DOJ

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The Bulwark argues that Trump’s use of the DOJ to target opponents must be confronted with three concrete moves: publicly pledge to prosecute enablers if the political balance tilts, use FOIA requests (as Gavin Newsom did) to force disclosure and test the investigations’ legitimacy, and seek dismissal or legal challenges when prosecutions appear vindictive. The piece warns that such abuses threaten the rule of law and First Amendment rights, and urges ongoing public and legal resistance to defend democracy.
- How to Resist Trump’s Weaponized DOJ - by Kim Wehle The Bulwark
- Newsom’s top lawyer tells DOJ to look at Trump instead Politico
- What we know about the Justice Department investigation into Jennifer Siebel Newsom CNN
- 2028 presidential run looms over Gavin Newsom’s response to DOJ probe The Washington Post
- Letters to the Editor: Despite Trump’s claims, it’s not Biden who weaponized the DOJ Los Angeles Times
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