The Department of Justice (DOJ) has long been plagued by allegations of corruption and Deep State influence. Recent events have highlighted the need for a thorough cleansing of this entrenched corruption.
One key figure in exposing this corruption is Bill Pulte, the Acting Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Pulte's determination to hold accountable those responsible for alleged crimes, including U.S. Senator Adam Schiff, has sparked a chain reaction within the DOJ.
Christine Bish, a key witness in the Schiff case, appeared before a Maryland Grand Jury in November. However, instead of being questioned about the evidence of mortgage fraud, she was interrogated by officials about her supposed interactions with Ed Martin and her communication with FHFA leadership.
The questioning by Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Sarma, Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Inspector General's office representative George Wahl, and an FBI agent raised concerns about the DOJ's priorities. The focus was on Bish's supposed interactions, rather than on Schiff's alleged crimes.
Bish maintains she has never met or communicated with Ed Martin in any capacity, and her only contact was emailing evidence in the Schiff case to FHFA Director Bill Pulte. The core question remains unresolved: why were federal officials more interested in the people pursuing accountability than in the alleged fraud committed by a sitting U.S. Senator?
Bill Pulte's actions as DNI have sent a clear message: accountability is coming. After firing a third of the Department of National Intelligence office, Pulte is transitioning his office to confirmed DNI Jay Clayton on Monday.
The DOJ needs a similar cleansing of Deep State crooks. One example is Jocelyn Ballantine, a prosecutor involved in the DOJ's persecution of General Flynn, the efforts behind the treasonous Russia Collusion scam, and the Jan 6 scam and incarceration of the leaders of the Proud Boys.
Ballantine's involvement in high-profile cases has sparked outrage, with many questioning how she remains employed by the DOJ. Her prosecution of the pipe bomber case and involvement in Jim Comey's case have raised concerns about her ethics and integrity.
Bill Pulte's leadership has set a precedent for accountability and reform within the DOJ. It is now up to the incoming leadership to follow in his footsteps and root out the corruption that has plagued this institution for far too long.
