Over the past year, Joe Biden’s FBI has offered two separate justifications for refusing to release the writings of the trans-identifying mass shooter who killed three nine-year-old children and three adults at a Christian school in Nashville.
The FBI’s first justification — the one they used in court — was that releasing the documents might interfere with a pending law enforcement investigation. That justification never made any sense because the shooter is dead, and to this day, the FBI hasn’t named any additional suspects.
At the same time, in private communications with authorities in Tennessee, the FBI outlined a different rationale. They warned that releasing the shooter’s writings would lead to “conspiracy theories” and “false narratives.” Never mind the fact that the FBI’s job isn’t to police “false narratives” — and if it were, the FBI would…
