Hold the DOJ Accountable

31 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this short persuasive monologue, the speaker criticizes the Department of Justice (DOJ) under the Biden‑Harris administration, specifically targeting its actions against realtors. The speaker frames the DOJ’s conduct as a voting issue, urging viewers to consider the DOJ’s performance when casting ballots in the upcoming election year. Real estate is presented as the speaker’s primary concern, and they position themselves as a “housing guru” who should advise prominent political figures such as former President Donald Trump and vice‑presidential candidate J.D. Vance. The speaker calls for viewers to share the message widely, especially with those political leaders, to influence housing policy and DOJ accountability.

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The bigger issue we have with that DOJ problem is that those guys keep attacking realtors. That's actually an agency to be mad at. And if you wonder what that's got to do with you, you're a voter. We're in an election year right now, and the DOJ is run by the Attorney General, who is appointed by the sitting administration. So the Biden-Harris administration are the ones that gave us Merrick Garland in this particular DOJ. If you don't like this particular DOJ, vote accordingly. I vote on real estate lines primarily. That is my pet issue. Many people are one-issue voters, and I know y'all are going to jump up in the comments now and have your say. Say, and that's fine. I love the First Amendment. I'm not the one trying to censor like some other people are, but you want to pay attention to what's going on and think about what matters to you when you vote. You've got to pick your priorities. I am going to vote for a change in the DOJ. Now, that also means that if you know President Trump or if you know Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance, they should call me because I should be their housing guru. Everybody share this with @realDonaldTrump, and I really should be the one doing housing