The Biden Department of Justice declined to prosecute disgraced George Soros-backed U.S. attorney Rachael Rollins after its own inspector general recommended it do so, according to the watchdog’s report.

The Office of the Inspector General on Wednesday released a 155-page report that detailed Rollins’s numerous ethical violations. Nestled in a footnote, the inspector general revealed that the Justice Department ignored its suggestion to prosecute Rollins on charges of lying to federal investigators. The inspector general found that Rollins gave several false statements to its investigators during a December 2022 interview, a federal offense that is punishable by up to five years in prison.

It is unclear why the Justice Department declined to bring charges against Rollins, who resigned just hours before the inspector general released its report.

[How odd. The same DoJ would hardly hesitate to prosecute the same crime if someone had lied to Rollins during one of her investigations. Why, it’s almost as if there are double standards in prosecutorial decisions at the DoJ of Joe Biden and Merrick Garland! By the way, it’s not just that she liked but what Rollins lied *about*. She abused the office to target political rivals, abused her staff, took gifts, and more. She’s still eligible for prosecution, and will be for another four-plus years … so expect Rollins to campaign vigorously for Joe Biden next year. — Ed]