Staff Reports
On Tuesday, the House Judiciary Committee will be in for a treat as they get ready to grill E. Martin Estrada, the U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California. Get your popcorn ready! Estrada, who was appointed by Biden, has been causing quite a stir lately with his alleged refusal to cooperate with Special Counsel David Weiss in his investigation into Hunter Biden’s financial matters. Talk about shady business!
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You see, IRS whistleblowers have come forward to accuse Estrada of not playing nice with Weiss. They claim that Estrada refused to work with Weiss on charging Hunter Biden, and it looks like there might be some truth to it. Even The New York Times and U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Matthew Graves, have confirmed these allegations. It’s like a game of dodgeball, but instead of dodging balls, Estrada is dodging charges against Biden.
But wait, it doesn’t stop there! IRS Supervisor Darrell Waldon has also jumped on the bandwagon, confirming these allegations against Estrada. Waldon may not remember exactly when Estrada made this decision, but he did say that he believed the case against Hunter Biden was strong. If Waldon thinks the case is solid, then why is Estrada throwing a wrench into the works? It makes you wonder what game Estrada is playing.
And let’s not forget about IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley. He’s claiming that the Department of Justice not once, but twice, prevented Weiss from bringing stronger charges against Hunter Biden. Talk about a plot twist! Attorney General Merrick Garland tried to defend the DOJ, saying that Weiss had the power to charge Biden. But come on, we all know that the other U.S. attorneys could refuse to work with Weiss. It’s like a buddy system gone wrong.
So, get ready for the showdown as Estrada and Weiss face the House Judiciary Committee. Maybe they can finally clear up the contradictions between the whistleblowers and the DOJ. But then again, maybe not. Keeping up with the drama in Washington is like watching a never-ending soap opera. Will justice prevail? Only time will tell.
