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Inspector General Joseph Cuffari

There is an interesting article in The Hill about Joseph Cuffari. In case you don’t remember, Cuffari was a tRump appointee. The whole situation reeks. He should be in jail.

“Inspector General Cuffari’s failure to promptly notify Congress of the Secret Service’s months-long refusal to produce text messages that OIG had requested in February of 2021, or of the Secret Service’s belated admission that those texts were erased as part of a device replacement program, calls into question his ability to effectively and objectively conduct the criminal investigation he recently opened,” Durbin wrote to Garland.

DHS watchdog declined to publish draft report slamming Secret Service
Investigators with the Department of Homeland Security’s internal watchdog were prepared to slam the Secret Service in a public report for stonewalling their Jan. 6 probe and for having “wiped” texts from the day of the riot. But that March draft language, which criticizes Secret Service for “not communicating this highly relevant information,” never made…

Missing Jan. 6 texts add to scrutiny surrounding DHS watchdog
A second failure to sound the alarm on missing text messages is renewing scrutiny of Joseph Cuffari, the inspector general at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), who is facing a barrage of calls to step aside from his review of how the agency responded to the Jan.