This week, we have two cases of illegal behavior being winked at, if not outright encouraged. And who by? You know...
Cocainegate enters its third week, not because any advancements in the investigation, but precisely because there weren't any. The Secret Service has ended its investigation into who brought cocaine into the White House. Did they come to a dead end, or were they told to end it? Whatever the reason, that still doesn't help the fact that there is apparently still a cocaine user in the White House, one potentially a target of blackmail or extortion. The cocaine was there because of a security breach, but the nation's security may also be at risk because of the individual or individuals involved.
In Wisconsin, a different kind of illegal activity is either being winked at, or maybe actively encouraged by the Democrats. They are arguing that a court order severely limiting the use of absentee ballots be overturned and the less-secure means of ballot collecting be allow is in the last two election cycles. The Democrats apparently don't believe blacks are as capable of voting as other racial and ethic groups. A somewhat patronizing attitude to be sure. They are spending time, money, and effort in that state to keep a less-secure method of collecting ballots from going away.
Meanwhile, a lawless DOJ have found been shown their man...Donald Trump and continue to search for addental crime with which to charge him with. Garland's cronies have already found two and are going for a third. More on this as the story evolves.
Sources:

Secret Service vet on WH cocaine: 'Somebody's stopping this from being thoroughly investigated' | Just The News

Wisconsin Democrats file lawsuit to overturn state Supreme Court ruling on absentee ballots | Just The News

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