DOJ Weaponization and Retaliation

Trump's DOJ is probing FBI officials over the Mar-a-Lago search, expanding executive privilege to shield advisers via a sweeping OLC memo, and targeting political enemies like Letitia James. Courts have blocked subpoenas. Ed Martin's departure signals a shift in strategy. DC activists are now using jury nullification to resist politically motivated prosecutions. The OLC memo is a major preemptive strike against future congressional oversight. A new development: Judge Jeanine Pirro, a Trump DOJ enforcer, faced a bar complaint and a grand jury refused to indict her over her role in a revenge tour against six lawmakers, showing limits of weaponized prosecution.