It seems that every thread the House Oversight, Judiciary, and Ways and Means Committees pull reveals yet another tangled web of incompetence, if not outright corruption, in our federal government.
Add the Office of Special Counsel to the list of suspect agencies now.
On Monday, House Speaker Mike Johnson and Majority Leader Steve Scalise joined with the chairs of the Oversight, Judiciary, and Ways and Means Committees, Jim Jordan, and Jason Smith David Weiss began retaliating against him in November 2022 after learning that he had made disclosures regarding the DOJ's handling of the investigation.
Rather, the OSC is ostensibly continuing to investigate their retaliation claims.
The pleading remained public and was left uncorrected for two months.
The letter questions the appointment of attorney Hampton Dellinger to serve as Special Counsel to oversee whistleblower complaints and possible Hatch Act violations, given that Dellinger used to work with Hunter Biden at Boies Schiller.
Still, it's yet another matter that the House GOP is digging into - and needs to continue scrutinizing.
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