- The actions of the rogue federal judge in the Michael Flynn criminal case are an unprecedented and unconstitutional abuse of power that represent a recipe for tyranny, seven top senators, including the Senate Majority leader, told a federal court on Monday.
- Once the Department of Justice moved to dismiss charges due to government abuse and unlawful targeting of Flynn, Sullivan directed a shadow private prosecutor to file as an amicus against Flynn, despite the fact that the motion to dismiss Flynn's case was supported by all parties to the case.
- Sullivan's actions violate the Constitution's clear separation of powers on which branch of government may prosecute American citizens, the senators assert, citing the U.S. Constitution, quotes from Founding Fathers, and longstanding federal court precedent.
- Sullivan had previously referred to Flynn, a decorated military combat veteran, as a traitor who sold out his country, bizarrely accused Flynn's attorney of plagiarism, and refused amicus briefs to be filed on Flynn's behalf.
Monday, June 1, 2020
In New Court Filing, Top Senators Blast Rogue Judge’s Refusal To Dismiss Flynn Case
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