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  No they should testify and start with a statement that outlines the things that Gym Jordan has been accused of.  They could even say “I had some tell me “sir, Gym Jordan is a pedophile.””
context: Weaponizing government to prove government can be weaponized.
  So GOP >
  
  Totally on-brand.
  They're gonna look at Florida right?
  ... Right? >
  
  They should look at what Trump's administration did, what with the pressure to prosecute BLM protesters and the IRS to audit James Comey and Andrew McCabe. >
  
  I wonder if that is the actual plan. "Awesome.  You want to investigate that? Great. Let's start with blm and auditing political opponents by the irs." No not like that? You want to drop the subject now? Okay >
  
  The plan is to scream "HUNTER BIDEN" into a Fox News microphone for 2 years straight. >
  
  So the same as the last two years?  I think they are all jealous the dude is packing more heat than all of them combined. >
  
  
  attempts violent coup to overthrow US govt on Jan 6 
  opens investigations to intimidate the agencies investigating their attempted violent coup
  
  The GOP is a rogue Domestic Terror organization which is openly waging war on American Democracy and the Rule of Law from the inside.
  The only faction “weaponizing government” is them. >
  
  It’s always projection >
  
  
  Republicans pushed through a measure to create a powerful new committee to scrutinize what they have charged is an effort by the government to target and silence conservatives.
  Mr. Jordan, who was deeply involved in Mr. Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election, has for months been investigating what he says is a bias in federal law enforcement against conservatives
  
  LOL. What a bunch of hypocrites. >
  
  
  investigating what he says is a bias in federal law enforcement against conservatives
  
  What?  
  Conservatives break the law, and are held accountable = bias >
  
  This type of thing already worked twice to successfully stop federal attentions/ investigations.
  One was when the IRS realized pacs with certain keywords in their names were far more likely to commit fraud, but were also far more likely to be conservative. The other was when DHS released a report saying domestic right wong terrorists are a big threat to the US.
  Both times the GOP said the government was unfairly targeting conservatives because they were conservatives.
  I 100% expect this to lead to the end of many DOJ investigations into republicans, almost definitely including those on this committee. >
  
  I 100% expect DOJ to challenge every subpoena in court…and win. This committee can pound sand. >
  
  They definitely should, but I doubt they will. One thing dems are great at is falling for republican framing on everything >
  
  If you think the DOJ will just hand over documents into ongoing criminal matters (what they’d be subpoenaed for) you don’t understand the DOJ. 
  They aren’t going to hand anything of substance over, and that’s mostly why this committee was created. The GOP will scream how the DOJ is stonewalling and hiding something nefarious when they’re just protecting their investigations. >
  
  Didn’t say they would hand everything over, I said they would fallow their framing and probably will treat all investigations with baby gloves even more then they already are >
  
  …what? >
  
  Welcome to the circus. What a fucking joke our tax dollars hard at work ladies and gentleman. Anything they can do to make themselves the victims. >
  
  WH and all federal agencies should just stonewall, keep appealing endlessly and waste 2 years.. Trump has set a precedent which must be followed..