Biden Administration Uses Intimidation Tactics Against Witness
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U.S. Marshals dispatched by the Justice Department to intimidate a former attorney over congressional testimony is a startling display of government overreach—one that underscores the alarming lengths to which the Biden administration will go to stifle dissent.
In a troubling incident that raises serious concerns about the rule of law and governmental integrity, armed U.S. Marshals were sent to the home of Liz Oyer, a former career pardon attorney. The supposed purpose? To hand deliver a letter warning her against providing testimony to congressional Democrats.
This unnerving tactic comes on the heels of Oyer's firing, which she claims was a direct consequence of her refusal to restore gun rights to actor Mel Gibson, a well-known supporter of Donald Trump. Her experience raises questions about the motivations behind the Department of Justice's actions and whether they are using intimidation to silence those who dare to speak out against the establishment.
Oyer's attorney, Michael Bromwich, has characterized the mobilization of federal officers as "unprecedented and completely inappropriate." He argues that this overly aggressive approach is a blatant attempt to intimidate his client and silence not only her voice but those of other whistleblowers as well.
During her testimony, Oyer stood firm against the intimidation tactics employed by the Justice Department. She openly declared, “I will not be bullied into concealing the ongoing corruption and abuse of power at the Department of Justice.” Her resolve exemplifies the courage needed to stand against governmental misconduct, a theme that resonates with many conservatives advocating for transparency and accountability.
Senator Adam Schiff and Representative Jamie Raskin, both prominent Democrats involved in the congressional investigation, have attempted to paint Oyer as a victim of an intimidation campaign. Yet, it is the very act of sending U.S. Marshals to a private citizen’s home that seems to mirror tactics one would associate with oppressive regimes rather than a democratic government.
The invocation of executive privilege and confidentiality interests, as cited by the Trump-era guidelines, raises further concerns. In the past, these measures were put in place to protect presidential communications from political scrutiny, not to quash testimony over potential ethical violations.
As the Biden administration is once again involved in a situation that threatens to undermine fundamental democratic principles, it is imperative for all Americans to recognize the implications of these actions. Any attempts to weaponize government agencies against individuals seeking to expose wrongdoing must be met with vigilance and resistance.
Oyer's situation serves as a call to action for those who value the integrity of our institutions. The weaponization of governmental power against individuals for political reasons poses a dire threat to democracy. As conservatives, we must advocate for a government that operates transparently and allows all voices to be heard, even those that challenge the current regime’s narrative.
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In a troubling incident that raises serious concerns about the rule of law and governmental integrity, armed U.S. Marshals were sent to the home of Liz Oyer, a former career pardon attorney. The supposed purpose? To hand deliver a letter warning her against providing testimony to congressional Democrats.
This unnerving tactic comes on the heels of Oyer's firing, which she claims was a direct consequence of her refusal to restore gun rights to actor Mel Gibson, a well-known supporter of Donald Trump. Her experience raises questions about the motivations behind the Department of Justice's actions and whether they are using intimidation to silence those who dare to speak out against the establishment.
Oyer's attorney, Michael Bromwich, has characterized the mobilization of federal officers as "unprecedented and completely inappropriate." He argues that this overly aggressive approach is a blatant attempt to intimidate his client and silence not only her voice but those of other whistleblowers as well.
During her testimony, Oyer stood firm against the intimidation tactics employed by the Justice Department. She openly declared, “I will not be bullied into concealing the ongoing corruption and abuse of power at the Department of Justice.” Her resolve exemplifies the courage needed to stand against governmental misconduct, a theme that resonates with many conservatives advocating for transparency and accountability.
Senator Adam Schiff and Representative Jamie Raskin, both prominent Democrats involved in the congressional investigation, have attempted to paint Oyer as a victim of an intimidation campaign. Yet, it is the very act of sending U.S. Marshals to a private citizen’s home that seems to mirror tactics one would associate with oppressive regimes rather than a democratic government.
The invocation of executive privilege and confidentiality interests, as cited by the Trump-era guidelines, raises further concerns. In the past, these measures were put in place to protect presidential communications from political scrutiny, not to quash testimony over potential ethical violations.
As the Biden administration is once again involved in a situation that threatens to undermine fundamental democratic principles, it is imperative for all Americans to recognize the implications of these actions. Any attempts to weaponize government agencies against individuals seeking to expose wrongdoing must be met with vigilance and resistance.
Oyer's situation serves as a call to action for those who value the integrity of our institutions. The weaponization of governmental power against individuals for political reasons poses a dire threat to democracy. As conservatives, we must advocate for a government that operates transparently and allows all voices to be heard, even those that challenge the current regime’s narrative.
Sources:
yahoo.com
harbingersdaily.com
espn.com
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