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Was that when SCOTUS made bribery legal?

Sounds like corruption to me. 🇺🇲

Please Release the compromat they had on Lindsey Graham. His about face was due to no other cause

Same pattern with Tom Homan. Undercover FBI agents recorded him taking a $50,000 bag in 2024. In 2025, Kash Patel and Todd Blanche closed the case with no charges. Homan denies wrongdoing. grandtheftamerica.us/money/doj-cl...

This is why we need campaign finance reform

Thank goodness for ProPublica. There are so many stories like this and seemingly the rest of the media will not touch them.

What stands out: the probe reached top figures in both parties, and it ended without any finding. One agent was fired, another pushed out, and the anti-corruption section lost its authority to bring new cases. Allegations nobody investigates never get answered either way.

Not at all surprising, particularly for Graham. No wonder he cozied up to Trump so much. When you look at Republicans, there is corruption absolutely everywhere.

The foxes are guarding the hen house. There are deeper links here.

The evidentiary hinge is “went dark”: does ProPublica have a closure memo, reassignment record, or budget trail? Those artifacts distinguish an ended investigation from one the public can no longer see.

We all speculated about Kompromat, well here it is.

How convenient for those being "investigated"!

The fox is in the henhouse.

Rebuilding Federal Law Enforcement will take far more time, energy and money than it took to wreck it. Buckle up and tax the wealth and income of the top 1% to fund this good work.