Biden Regrets Appointing Merrick Garland As AG

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Biden Regrets Appointing Merrick Garland As AG

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Here We Go. Biden Says He Could Have Won, And He Regrets Appointing Merrick Garland As AG.

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After a severe defeat at the polls, some of the knives come out among various people in the defeated political party over the loss and who is to blame. Well, President Biden says he could have defeated Trump (Uh No Joe), and he does publicly admit that...

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President Biden expressed regret over appointing Merrick Garland as Attorney General, criticizing Garland’s slow action in prosecuting Donald Trump for the January 6 insurrection while aggressively pursuing cases against Hunter Biden.

Biden reportedly blamed former Chief of Staff Ron Klain for persuading him to choose Garland over other candidates, such as Doug Jones, who was seen as more politically assertive.

Many Democrats share Biden’s frustration, believing Garland’s cautious approach harmed efforts to hold Trump accountable.

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These next however many years America has left are going to be insane. This won’t end in 4 years. Garland and the Democrats made sure a dictator was elected and the Republicans will never give up power again.
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