"When the attorney general ‘has questions’ about the conduct of his department, the proper thing to do is not to dangle those questions in a congressional hearing in a fashion bound to stir up conspiracy theories."

"When the attorney general ‘has questions’ about the conduct of his department, the proper thing to do is not to dangle those questions in a congressional hearing in a fashion bound to stir up conspiracy theories." —@benjaminwitteshttps://t.co/gRaiRlME9Y

— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) April 11, 2019