I'm sure our MAGA Morons would call this "DOJ Weaponization". They say that every time they get caught breaking the law and are being held accountable. https://www.axios.com/2023/09/...department-taskforce

Question:

Who believes this is DOJ weaponization for political reasons?

Also - who believes that a DOJ under a GOP executive, legislative. judicial rule would investigate and prosecute where appropriate as described in the article?

Also - who believes that these threats are coming from none other than Trump believers and supporters?

From the article:

Zoom out: The task force has reviewed over 1,000 contacts reported as hostile or harassing by the election community and about 11% of these met the threshold for a federal criminal investigation as of Aug. 1, according to the Justice Department.

58% of the total of potentially criminal threats were in seven key 2020 election battleground states that underwent "post-election lawsuits, recounts, and audits," notes the DOJ, which names them as: Arizona, Georgia, Colorado, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Wisconsin.
Meanwhile, 45% of election workers told the Brennan Center for Justice in an April poll they were concerned for the safety of other election officials and workers in future elections.

What they're saying: "A functioning democracy requires that the public servants who administer our elections are able to do their jobs without fearing for their lives," Garland said in a statement.

"The Justice Department will continue to investigate and prosecute those who target election officials and election workers as part of our broader efforts to safeguard the right to vote and to defend our democracy."

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Also:

https://www.axios.com/2023/08/...rity-underfunded-mit

States need to pay up to secure 2024 elections, experts warn