In a sign of the intensifying politicization of the federal judiciary, complaints of misconduct are flying in both directions.
For those Americans who may have forgotten how the machinery of political persecution operates in Washington, allow me to refresh your memory with the latest episode in the capital’s long running circus of selective outrage. The newest attraction features attorney Lindsey Halligan, a Florida licensed lawyer with a reputation for competence and professionalism, who briefly […] The post The Carnival of Manufactured Outrage: The Inquisition of Lindsey Halligan appeared first on StoneZone .
For those Americans who may have forgotten how the machinery of political persecution operates in Washington, allow me to refresh your memory with the latest episode in the capital’s long running circus of selective outrage. The newest attraction features attorney Lindsey Halligan, a Florida licensed lawyer with a reputation for competence and professionalism, who briefly served as Interim United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia. Her appointment came after President Donald Trump discovered that the sitting U.S. Attorney, Eric Siebert, had failed to disclose a glaring conflict of interest so large it could be seen from space. Siebert’s father in law happened to be the godfather of former FBI Director James Comey’s…Open