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The Flimsy Rationale Behind Oversight
According to DOJ regulations, a special counsel overseeing an internal investigation should be someone outside the immediate sphere of the federal apparatus, ideally insulated from political influence. However, President Merrick Garland appointed Weiss, sparking widespread skepticism. Garland claimed that this move was intended to “restore trust,” though critics argue it is more likely a calculated effort to obscure perceived misconduct and shield high-profile figures from accountability.