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Meet Molly Gaston.
“It is difficult to imagine a public interest stronger than the one in this case,” assistant special counsel Molly Gaston wrote in a court document filed Thursday, “in which the defendant — the former President of the United States — is charged with three criminal conspiracies intended to undermine the federal government, obstruct the certification of the 2020 presidential election, and disenfranchise voters.”
You may remember Molly Gaston from passes for Russiagate figures such as these.
In early 2021, Mr. Cooney pressed federal law enforcement officials to turn their attention to people in Mr. Trump’s orbit, including his flamboyant political adviser Roger J. Stone Jr., according to The Washington Post. He would eventually work on the successful prosecutions of Mr. Stone and another Trump adviser, Stephen K. Bannon.
He joined Mr. Windom’s team in mid-2022, then moved into Mr. Smith’s office late last year.
The assistant U.S. attorney in federal court on Tuesday, when a grand jury handed up a four-count indictment against Mr. Trump, was Molly Gaston, who has worked closely with Mr. Cooney on the Stone and McCabe cases.
See if you can spot the difference between the handling of the Stone, Bannon, and McCabe cases.
Ms. Shields eventually left the case and the department. Mr. Kent also decided to quit the case. Two other prosecutors known for their aggressiveness, Molly Gaston and J.P. Cooney, took over.
An indictment seemed imminent after Ms. Liu and the deputy attorney general, Jeffrey A. Rosen, rejected pleas in September from Mr. McCabe’s lawyers to drop the investigation. The grand jury hearing the case was reconvened after months of inactivity, but the prosecution never appeared to advance.
You know the rest.
Prosecutors had been cagey since that time about the status of the investigation into McCabe, who has been a frequent subject of public attacks from President Donald Trump. In theory, they could have presented the case to another grand jury, but on Friday, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington informed McCabe’s attorneys that it was giving up its quest to charge the FBI veteran.
“We write to inform you that, after careful consideration, the Government has decided not to pursue criminal charges against your client, Andrew G. McCabe,” prosecutors J.P. Cooney and Molly Gaston wrote on behalf of the new U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Tim Shea. “Based on the totality of the circumstances and all of the information known to the Government at this time, we consider the matter closed.”
This is what a mafia looks like. Double standards are their only standard.
Will the proposed FBI headquarters feature surgical and interrogation facilities in a sound proofed basement?
Good information is worth a lot of broken fingers.
Stalinist tactics.
Double standards are their only standard”
Shades of this song!
Classic. Thanks!
The government took three years to build its case against a former President who, openly, repeatedly, brazenly, tried to undermine the basic institutions of the American Republic.
You truly don´t understand the meaning of the term “Stalinist”.
“Show me the man…”
The government built a case against Barack Obama?
Big if true.
I missed that. Was I sleeping? This is still O’Bama’s government., andTodays word is still WHORE.
Said “case” is reaching fruition in a highly useful fashion.
The Left has no honor.
I think we should stop calling them `”the left” That sounds so innocuous. Like a starry eyed idealistic college student or a not too bright folk singer.
There are no stars in these people’s eyes and they’re not idealistic in the least. And theyve shiwn that they are as smart as they are vicious.
But what should we call them instead?