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US Attorney General William Barr (left) and US President Donald Trump – Photo: AFP
According to CNN, Director Richard Pilger informed his colleague via email that the Attorney General had enacted “a major new policy to replace the forty-year-old ‘No Intervention’ policy to investigate voter fraud in the precertified period and not verified.
Mr. Pilger has attached his resignation letter to this advertisement. That letter of resignation did not specify whether he would continue to work at the United States Department of Justice or change his address.
Earlier, Minister Barr asked prosecutors to investigate allegations of illegal actions in the US elections if there is a basis.
Barr sent a document to prosecutors and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), saying they can investigate whether there is a clear and reasonable allegation of illegal conduct that has a potential impact. to the results of the federal elections.
However, the minister did not provide any evidence that the United States Department of Justice had reason to support President Donald Trump’s statement on fraud in the 2020 elections.
Barr issued the statement after meeting with Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell. McConnell previously confirmed that President Trump has the full right to consider election irregularities.
According to the Associated Press, December 8 is the deadline for states to resolve disputes, complain about election results and recount votes. Three days later, the states were forced to acknowledge the election results.
On December 14, each state’s electoral college will vote for the winning presidential candidate in that state.
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