Christopher Wray, Matthew Graves face impeachment

Yesterday Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) introduced articles of impeachment against Christopher Wray, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation. She also introduced similar articles against the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia.

Christopher Wray accused

Rep. Greene broached the subject directly to Christopher Wray while the latter was testifying before the House Oversight Committee. She said flatly she was introducing Articles of Impeachment against him. Both The Daily Caller and Fox News obtained copies of the articles and uploaded them separately to Scribd.com.

The Articles accused Mr. Wray of selective application of the law, in that the FBI, under his watch:

1. Shielded Hunter Biden from investigation of probably illegal activities, as a critical examination of his infamous Laptop would reveal, but:
2. Weaponized itself against Trump and against pro-life citizens.

The second part refers to two things:

1. The Trump Mar-a-Lago Raid, and
2. An official attitude that pro-life Americans have made themselves domestic terrorists.

That last followed the Supreme Court’s decision to cancel a constitutional right to abortion. Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, 597 U.S. ____ (2022). As an example of selective application against pro-life Americans, Greene cited the September 23, 2022 raid on Pastor Mark Houck’s house. Mr. Houck had, a year before, gotten into an altercation in front of an abortion clinic. In that episode, Houck was retreating from the clinic when a clinic escort kept haranguing him and his children. Houck shoved the man aside – and the man filed a police complaint. Darrell L. Castle gave the details last year.

Greene also cited an FBI memo linking Traditional Latin Mass attendance to violent racist extremism.

And what about the U.S. Attorney?

Separately, Greene announced Articles of Impeachment against Matthew Graves, United States Attorney for the District of Columbia. She cited him for his own policy of selective application of the law. He has taken charge of prosecuting the 200 or so persons caught up in the January 6 false-flag pseudo-operation. At the same time he fails to prosecute violent crimes among Washington, D.C. residents. As a result, she said, rates for murder, sexual assault, and property crime have risen many-fold in the city.

The Western Journal has a copy of these articles, also from Scribd.com.

WorldNetDaily also had a story on both impeachment submissions.