Demand Investigation and Accountability for DOJ Leadership

I am writing to urge you to take immediate action to investigate and hold accountable current Department of Justice leadership for what I believe constitutes a fundamental corruption of our justice system. The DOJ has been transformed from an institution serving justice into one serving autocratic ends, political revenge, and self-protection. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and FBI Director Kash Patel represent a leadership structure that has abandoned the DOJ's core mission. These officials appear to be using their positions to protect political allies, pursue partisan vendettas, and undermine the rule of law rather than uphold it. This is not about policy disagreements. This is about the institutional integrity of federal law enforcement. When this administration ends, these officials must face consequences for their actions in office. I am asking you to commit to supporting comprehensive investigations into every decision made by current DOJ leadership. Federal prosecutors should pursue indictments where evidence of wrongdoing exists. Internal investigations should examine whether these officials violated their oaths of office, abused their authority, or obstructed justice. Additionally, I urge you to support legislation that would bar officials found to have corrupted their offices from future government employment and prevent law firms that hire them from receiving federal contracts. We need structural accountability measures that make clear such conduct will not be tolerated or rewarded. The American people deserve a Department of Justice that serves justice, not political masters. These officials believe they will never face accountability. As my representative, you have the power to prove them wrong. I am asking you to publicly commit to supporting investigations and prosecutions of DOJ officials who have abused their authority once this administration concludes. Will you take this stand for accountability and the rule of law?