Source: Fox News
Summary
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has won a court battle over 2020 election materials seized in Fulton County, Georgia. A federal judge sided with the government, denying the county’s request to return the seized boxes. The DOJ celebrated the win on social media, taunting reporters who had speculated the department’s arguments would fail. The investigation is part of a broader effort to investigate the 2020 election, with the DOJ probing allegations of ballot irregularities and record-keeping failures in Georgia.
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As expected, the matter has reached another stage.
The DOJ’s social media account taunts reporters, saying “Wrong again, MacFarlane” and “Sorry for your loss, Anna”.
Judge J.P. Boulee’s decision marks a win for the DOJ in its nationwide effort to investigate past elections.
The investigation is ongoing, with the DOJ probing allegations of ballot irregularities and record-keeping failures in Georgia.
The DOJ’s social media behavior feels like a familiar performance, using online platforms to celebrate a win and criticize opponents.
It’s another instance of the DOJ using social media to shape the narrative and assert its authority.
Author: Evan Null
