One of your first official actions as Acting Attorney General was establishing a nearly $2 billion weaponization or slush fund to benefit January 6 cop-beaters while immunizing President Trump from IRS liability. You defended the slush fund by claiming, ‘People that hurt police get money all the time.’ Despite resounding bipartisan criticism and admitting this was a mistake, you have refused to rescind the order creating this fund, [which] can still be found on DOJ’s website today.
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