Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) believes the horrific murder of six people, including three children, in a Christian school, was a hate crime based partly on the targets chosen by the transperson who slaughtered them. According to the police, these Christian people were specifically targeted.

The DOJ has investigated so-called hate crimes with much less evidence and even contradictory evidence, such as in the case of Michael Brown.

Authorities have hidden the manifesto, which undoubtedly suggests the motive. The police chief won’t release it, and he won’t mention a possible motive. One would think that would be said if the motive helped the narrative.

When we see crimes in places like Ferguson, where the police are targeted, the DOJ investigates. Asking them to investigate is reasonable, given the DOJ’s past practices. However, Merrick Garland is probably not planning to investigate because the Chief failed to give a motive.

Garland commonly gives non-answers, so you can’t address his response. He won’t give one until the event passes through the news cycle.

Sen. Kennedy asked him during the Judiciary hearing if he planned to investigate. The attorney general’s response was to say nothing much.

Does anyone expect the truth from this administration?