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I've got the perfect beach read for you.

Check out the new paperback version of my book, Hatchet Man,

how Bill Barr broke the prosecutor's code and corrupted the Justice Department.

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It's now been just over a year since Joel Greenberg pled guilty and cooperated with federal prosecutors in Florida.

Greenberg, it seemed, would be the star witness, deeply and disturbingly flawed, but a lynchpin

nonetheless, in a potential federal indictment of Congressman Matt Gates.

Yet a year plus later, DOJ still hasn't made its move.

Now, there's a lot we don't know, of course, including most importantly whether Gates will be

indicted at all. But we can read the indicators here and get some sense of what may be going on.

In my view, while an indictment of Gates remains likely, there's also genuine and growing

uncertainty about whether a prosecution will ultimately be successful.

Greenberg, you'll recall, is the former tax collector who reportedly engaged in all manner

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