Richmond memo shows why the weaponization inquiry was necessary
Democrats were so desperate to find white supremacist violence during the Biden administration that they spied on two innocent priests. Then, when the investigation found nothing and was exposed, Democrats refused to hold the perpetrators accountable until President Donald Trump fired them this summer.
TL;DR
- The FBI's Richmond Field Office investigated two priests based on a tenuous connection to a suspect, despite finding no evidence of wrongdoing.
- Internal documents linked "Traditionalist Catholicism," conservative family values, and opposition to certain policies to alleged radicalism.
- The investigation was described as political and religious profiling disguised as counterterrorism.
- Despite an internal review finding failures, employees involved in the memo received positive performance evaluations.
- Accountability, including the firing of involved FBI personnel, only occurred after President Donald Trump returned to office.