Ever since Donald Trump asked Jeff Sessions to resign and William Barr took his place, there’s been speculation about whether Barr would honor his oath to the Constitution and dutifully execute the responsibilities of his position.
Part of the reason behind that uncertainty is many people view Barr as a career politician – the kind of longtime DC insider Trump is presently at war with.
And while it’s true that Trump is at war with the establishment, Trump was stunned to learn that William Barr is willing to go THIS far to defend him.
With the impeachment inquiry winding down in the House, the Democrats’ hopes of removing Trump from office seems to be dwindling.
Yes, they’re still going to push for Trump’s impeachment, but the Democrats were never able to offer a compelling reason why he should be impeached — no matter what Never-Trump turncoats like Justin Amash and his buddy Bill Kristol might say.
This failure has caused support of impeachment to plummet among independent voters, which could have significant effects on the 2020 election.
Another factor that may have an extreme effect on the 2020 election is the upcoming Inspector General’s report on the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation.
Inspector General Michael Horowitz will soon publish his report which amazingly claims that the entire Trump-Russia investigation was conducted without political bias.
Of course, most Americans who’ve been paying attention don’t believe that – and Attorney General William Barr doesn’t believe it either.
In fact, it’s anticipated that Barr will officially object to Horowitz’s findings and contest the IG’s conclusions.
The Washington Post writes:
“Attorney General William P. Barr has told associates he disagrees with the Justice Department’s inspector general on one of the key findings in an upcoming report — that the FBI had enough information in July 2016 to justify launching an investigation into members of the Trump campaign, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Justice Department’s inspector general, Michael Horowitz, is due to release his long-awaited findings in a week, but behind the scenes at the Justice Department, disagreement has surfaced about one of Horowitz’s central conclusions on the origins of the Russia investigation. The discord could be the prelude to a major fissure within federal law enforcement on the controversial question of investigating a presidential campaign.”
What does this mean for Trump?
There’s a good chance that if Barr contests the report, he could reopen the investigation and expose the Deep State’s role in fabricating the story of Russia collusion.
As the Post documented in their article, part of the reason Barr would reopen the investigation is because he doesn’t believe the FBI had enough evidence at all to investigate the Trump campaign.
Barr will argue that significant individuals in various U.S. agencies, including the FBI and CIA, have proof that Trump was set up and that the entire investigation headed by Mueller was predicated on ill-will towards the President.
Especially given that there’s a preponderance of evidence of political bias that can be provided on request.
Should the investigation be reopened, not only would that seek to exonerate Trump, if the IG’s findings are reversed, we could then see an investigation into the origins of Ukrainegate too.
Considering how ineffectual the witness testimonies were in implicating Trump in the supposed quid pro quo negotiations with Ukraine, it should be clear to anyone with a brain that the Democrats orchestrated the entire impeachment scam to be used as a political weapon against an opponent they can’t stand.