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Judge Beryl Howell sanctioned Giuliani for failing to comply with demands for documents and other evidence sought in the case by lawyers for the election workers, Ruby Freeman and Wandrea' ArShaye Moss.

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Two tiered system of justice on display!!

Swift accountability for Giuliani, as it should be, versus

The FBI, on many occasions, thwarting congressional oversight. My favorite, Christopher Wray for months, or was it years, denying the existence of a subpoenaed record, then after being backed into a corner, admits it exists and you can look at it but not make copies. LOL, if it weren't so serious.

Hillary wiping her serves before responding to subpoena.

Latest is national Archives failing to respond to FOIA request, recent headline
National Archives says it has 5,000 emails potentially linked to alleged Biden pseudonyms: Lawsuit
Nonprofit sues National Archives for records requested under FOIA 15 months ago

Has any Federal Government official anywhere, ever been sanctioned like Giuliani for withholding documents? If there was, it was probably a Republican being sanctioned.

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