Joe Biden, Merrick Garland have a legal entanglement on their hands

Chuck Grassley has once again put himself in the middle of one of Washington, DC's biggest messes. According to this NY Post article, "The FBI did not believe agents had probable cause to raid President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in August 2022 — but former President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice approved the search anyway, according to newly released records.

This is what lawfare looks like. The FBI objected strenuously to invading Mar-a-Lago, at one point saying "We haven’t generated any new facts, but keep being given draft after draft after draft. Absent a witness coming forward with recent information about classified on site, at what point is it fair to table this?"

Call me crazy but I think the Biden DOJ, led by Merrick Garland, should've tabled things before it got to that point. Further, it's appalling to rewatch the tactics used in the FBI's invasion of Mar-a-Lago.This is a debate this nation should've had before the invasion. Frankly, the Bondi DOJ should see whether Jack Smith or Merrick Garland committed any crimes:

When Chuck Grassley starts investigating, alleged bad guys should start worrying: Sen. Grassley is the oldest member in the Senate. He's easily one of the most productive members of the Senate. This is just another example why he's so respected. He's the guy thay uncovered these documents. They're just the most recent bombshell he's uncovered.

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