You’re not answering the question.

This is all just performance.

Like when we were all supposed be afraid of FEMA.

Enjoy your secret police.

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Enjoy your tin-foil hat theatrics, I guess.

Not allowed to make the requisite references. good night.

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They’re “beholden” to Congress, and have been for almost 200 years now.

Maybe you’ll actually answer the question.

What is it that you think is going to happen?

Hilarious

For a long time.

Nope.

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“As a part of the legislative branch, the department remains exempt from the law.”

How can that be rationalized in anyone’s mind?

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They can rationalize it now that Biden is in office.

They are exempt from the Freedom of Information Act because FOIA only applies to the Executive Branch.

This has been true since the Freedom of Information Act has existed.

I know. How do they rationalize leaving themselves outside of laws they have imposed on others.

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Especially while chanting defund the police.

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Back to October 2001. Ah, the good old days.

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What could possibly go wrong with sliding more and more toward a Soviet style secret police system??? :roll_eyes:

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To think just a few months ago they were clutching their pearls over black vans grabbing people off the streets for questioning.

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My mistake.

Capitol Police to open field offices in California and Florida to help investigate threats against lawmakers - CBS News

Threats have surged in recent years against U.S. lawmakers, a group the Capitol Police are charged with protecting, and the Capitol Police Inspector General has repeatedly recommended the agency transform its posture to be more proactive.

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Let’s ask Edward Snowden and get his opinion. Oh…wait…

The Freedom of Information Act was passed almost 60 years ago, and my Ouija board is broken. So I couldn’t say how they rationalized it.

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Congress makes laws. They can amend the FOIA. So my question stands.