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  Durham's corruption has not even cost him his job at DOJ. Garland is clearly not on the side of the Constitution.
context: Oh man, I remember two years ago hives like /pol/ and r/conservative couldn’t shut up about “m-muh Durham report, just wait for muh Durham report” >
  
  They're still screeching this >
  
  Reports that are never released are more useful than mundane reports alleging minor misdeeds. >
  
  Still waiting for the Snyder Cut. >
  
  Durham was the first installment of the Republican effort to investigate the investigators.    Three and one half years and 6.5 million tax payer dollars later, Durham got one guilty plea (a low level FBI lawyer) and two failed trial prosecutions.  
  It's gonna be hard for the Republicans to follow that up in phase two of investigate the investigators.  But, they have chosen gym Jordan to lead phase two.  Probably in the hopes that gym can spend more tax payer money than Durham and get even less results.
  Oh well, there's still the shadow of the Pence/Kobach led voter fraud investigation started by Trump which found nothing and retired without even providing a report.  And we can always look back fondly on the Republican Benghazi investigation into Clinton which cost about 9 million with no charges or prosecutions.
  I hear the republicans are screaming about saving money.  Perhaps they could start with fewer useless investigations. >
  
  
  I hear the republicans are screaming about saving money.  Perhaps they could start with fewer useless investigations.
  
  “Cut school lunches, you say..? Cut back on public healthcare, you say..? Hurt the right people, you say..?” - Conservatives >
  
  "It all goes back to Trump's obsessions.
  In fact, the entire reason John Durham was ever appointed by Attorney General William Barr as a Special Counsel to look into the origins of Robert Mueller's Russia investigation in the first place had to do with Trump's obsessions. He was obsessed that the entire thing, which he famously and repeatedly called the Russia! Russia! Russia! witch hunt, was a plot by the FBI to get him. 
  So, Trump had Barr appoint Durham to investigate the investigators. Put another way, Trump weaponized the Justice Department to pursue his perceived enemies in the FBI" >
  
  "Durham wasted four years — twice as long as Mueller's probe — and God-only-knows how many taxpayer dollars without convicting anyone of wrongdoing (he lost both cases he brought to court) or establishing the conspiracy Trump and Barr had long said lay behind the Russia investigation." >
  
  Durham asked the inspector general to leave out the origin of the beginning of the FBI investigation from the IG report because it made Durham/Trump look bad. >
  
  Sure sounds like Mifsud is sleeping with the fishes somewhere off the coast of Portugal. >
  
  Of course he doesn't, he weighs the same as a very large duck.