There is a certainty with a prospective Biden Administration that investigations started under the Trump Administration will be 'cancelled'. Such investigations as the Durham investigation, investigation into Hunter Biden and the Biden family scandals regarding China & Ukraine, the ongoing investigation into fraud in our 2020 Presidential elections, and others will all, most assuredly, be terminated. That would be a catastrophe of historic proportion given the scale and potential impact of these on the future of our country.

In an attempt to have that not happen, AG William Barr announced a Special Prosecutor for the Durham Investigation. The media and the Democrats cried political foul, but nonetheless, it is established. On that investigation, Biden could still terminate the special counsel, but the political fallout would be extensive. Except, that fallout would have to be screened by the media, who would censor such outrage to make it appear there was none.

Today, during a press conference to announce charges against a Lockerbie bomber 32 years after the fact, AG Barr took questions fro the media in which he stated he has no plans before he leaves to establish Special Prosecutors for either the Hunter Biden investigation or the 2020 Elections fraud. His reasoning was sound, as is usual with AG Barr. But, the media and Democrats were ecstatic and parsed his words to appear that neither investigation had merit.

That is not what he said.

With regard to the Biden affairs, Barr said at this point, the investigation into Hunter Biden is “being handled responsibly and professionally". What does that mean, we can only guess. It definitely doesn't mean it has no merit.

With regard to the 2020 Election fraud, he said there was absolutely fraud in the 2020 Election, but he has seen no evidence, YET, that such fraud was enough to affect the election. What does that mean, we don't really know. But, it doesn't mean it s over.

Barr is a justice warrior through and through, whether he agrees with the result or not. Because of this, we have all benefited by his tenure as AG.

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