Hello, it's Miranda. I'm back with a new mini episode of Podforce One.

This feature is a little more topical and relevant to my job as a columnist for the New York Post.

Today's topic is about the hypocrisy of the Democrats, and one Democrat Senator in particular, Ron Wyden of

Oregon, who is leading the dishonest charge against the DOJ's anti-weaponization fund. Senator Wyden

poses as an accountability crusader, while expecting us to ignore the skeletons in his own closet.

The rollout of the DOJ's anti-weaponisation fund may have been botched, but the fund remains

a good idea, and the hysteria from Democrats like the hypocritical Senator Ron Wyden

and Allied media is absurd.

It's not unprecedented or corrupt or Trump's personal slush fund, no matter how loudly they shriek.

It's just a rebranding of an existing legal settlement fund that Congress authorized decades ago, as Washington lawyer

and Veterans Senate oversight investigator Jason Foster points out.

Administrations of both parties have repeatedly used the DOJ's judgment fund to settle legal

claims against the federal government, and Democrat administrations have used it

for far more questionable payouts than the Trump administration's proposal to compensate

genuine victims of lawfare. The Biden DOJ paid off FBI anti-Trump plotters Peter Stroke,

Lisa Page, and Andrew McCabe, for instance,

along with numerous convicted criminals who alleged bad treatment by the Bureau's Bureau of Prisons.

By contrast, Trump allies and administration officials who suffered unjustly at the hands of

Joe Biden's weaponized FBI and DOJ, like Michael Caputo,

Christina Bob and Jeff Clark, are genuinely worthy victims who should be made whole.

Before the rebranding, General Michael Flynn received $1.25 million from the DOJ Judgment Fund

to settle his civil lawsuit over the malicious

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