Ignore DOJ’s threatening memo! Senator tells whistleblowers they can talk to Congress, they’re protected by law
September 1, 2022 | Chris Donaldson
Senator Tom Cotton reacted to Attorney General Merrick Garland’s banning of Justice Department employees from talking to Congress, a move that some have interpreted as being made in order to prevent whistleblowers from providing information on political corruption of an entity that has strayed far from its stated purpose and has been weaponized by the Biden regime to persecute its political enemies.
In a Tuesday memo, Garland advised employees that they are prohibited from talking with lawmakers and that any such communications must be handled through the Office of Legislative Affairs (OLA) according to DOJ policy which states, “no Department employee may communicate with Senators, Representatives, congressional committees, or congressional staff without advance coordination, consultation, and approval by OLA.”
The Arkansas Republican wasn’t having it, taking to Twitter to advise potential whistleblowers that they are “protected by federal law” if they desire to come forward.
“DOJ employees, take notice: No matter what this memo says, you are protected by federal law if you contact my office to blow the whistle on the improper politicization of the Department of Justice by Merrick Garland and Joe Biden,” Cotton wrote along with an image of Garland’s memo.
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