'Unprecedented': DOJ stuns with 'bad-faith' move in California election meddling case
The Raw Story · 1 hour ago
The Justice Department drew fire for an “unprecedented level of bad-faith argument” after asking a judge who ruled its voter data demand “illegal” to set aside thousands of California ballots. In a motion filed Friday, DOJ asked U.S. District Judge David O. Carter to make California set aside the…
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