Black Panther Voter Intimidation Okay, CIA Interrogation of Terrorists Criminal

I wrote recently of several, when taken together, bizarre actions emanating from Wonderboy's Justice Department.

As sort of an afterthought, I included the recent decision to drop prosecution of the Black Panthers who engaged in documented, undeniable voter intimidation in Philadelphia last November.

As I've reflected on that post, I realize there's a more clear juxtaposition between the CIA prosecution and that of the Black Panthers.

This administration is consciously and deliberately weakening our defenses, while also consciously and deliberately failing to punish voter intimidation.

It's as if Wonderboy is acting to trigger a crisis in America. A crisis by which he can call for special powers. And, in the process, perhaps alter an otherwise-unbroken string of elections from 1789 until today.

These two actions are both just so inexplicable without the assumption that the president who sanctioned them wants a harmful outcome for America, rather than the one to which he swore when he took the oath of his office last November.