Pamela Karlan, who testified in the last impeachment case against President Trump, will soon enter Biden‘s Justice Department, U.S. media reported on Feb. 6.
Pamela Karlan, a professor of law at Stanford Law School, was nominated to be the chief deputy attorney general of the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in February 2021.
Professor Karlan previously served on Facebook’s far-left oversight committee and was also selected by Democrats as a “constitutional expert” in President Trump’s House impeachment investigation.
In his December 2019 testimony before the House of Representatives, Callan mocked President Trump’s 13-year-old infant son, Barron. Callan said, “Trump can name his infant son Barron (Baron and Baron Baron in English), but Trump can’t make him a Baron (Baron).”
The National Pulse reported that in a 2006 speech to the American Constitution Society, Professor Callan began to bash whites, speak out for anarchists, and declare that “we must seize the the high ground of patriotism, because we have more reasons to love America than they do. “
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