Clinton Era Election Crimes Prosecutor Chooses to Quit The 2020 Voter Fraud Investigation.

Richard Pilger, an Election Crimes Prosecutor with the DOJ resigned today according to a New Your Times article covering Barr’s memo. Pilger, who started with the DOJ in 1992 under the Clinton Administration resigned his post stating: “Having familiarized myself with the new policy and its ramifications, I must regretfully resign from my role as director of the Election Crimes Branch.”

The NY Times article goes on to incorrectly assert “Justice Department policies prohibit federal prosecutors from taking overt steps, like questioning witnesses or securing subpoenas for documents, to open a criminal investigation into any election-related matter until after voting results have been certified” which Barr directly addressed with the clear direction to avoid violating standing policy.