Who got to Bill Barr?
It was good news when William Barr became President Trump's attorney general. A welcome departure from the politicized Department of Justice of Obama's attorneys general, Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch. We thought.
But Barr disappointed, oh so much, it was shocking.
Finally we thought, we have a man who would secure equal justice for all. But he didn't.
He did nothing with Hunter Biden's laptop from hell and he flatly denied corruption in the 2020 election. Despite evidence that Rudy Giuliani stakes his reputation on.
Recently, while plugging his book, One Damn Thing After Another, he didn't have a direct answer as to why his DOJ didn't pursue Hunter Biden and the Biden family's corruption.
And he told Fox's Bret Baier that the "most unsettling moment he witnessed" as attorney general to Trump, was when Trump became "livid and shaking" after losing the 2020 election.
His criticism of President Trump was inappropriate. His book tour "insider" comments were undignified. And when all was said and done, he presented as a weak and complaining man, not at all the man we thought him to be.
And that has made all the difference for us all. But mostly for him. Rumor has it no one wants to hire him after serving in the Trump administration.
Ain't that a kick in the head.
Hang tough.