The Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) is filing a lawsuit against The Department of Justice (DOJ) over the executive order “Promoting Access to Voting.” The organization has claimed the DOJ has obscured information regarding its closeness to the Democratic Party.
From The Epoch Times:
“President Biden is deeply unpopular. It’s clear his administration has weaponized DOJ to hide records and is using the legal process to run out the clock before the midterm elections,” Tarren Bragdon, the head of FGA, told Fox News. “DOJ offered flimsy excuses to justify concealing key information regarding their participation in government-funded ‘get out the vote’ efforts.” Following a September court order that ruled in favor of the FGA, the DOJ handed over 135 pages of redacted documents. “Among the missing documents was the DOJ’s 15-page strategic plan that detailed how the agency will help increase voter registration and participation,” FGA also said Tuesday. “This document is a finished product, completed as part of Biden’s executive order. In July, a federal district court ruled the DOJ must turn over the documents to the FGA, and this post-decisional document clearly is required to be disclosed.” ... Stewart Whitson, legal director for the FGA, told Fox on Tuesday that the group will file a new legal complaint to “counter [the] DOJ’s stonewalling,” saying, “We’ll ask the judge to compel DOJ to finally reveal documents they’ve been hiding, including their strategic plan to carry out President Biden’s federal election scheme.”
