Commentary There is much to learn about the administration of justice as applied—or misapplied—by the Biden White House and the Garland Department of Justice. Their conception of justice is revealed by the sharp contrast in the standards applied to distinctly discrete subjects, each of whom reflects sharply opposed belief systems with regard to the communication of true objective facts. One, Andrew McCabe, who has consistently sought to distort, suppress and hide truth, and another, James O’Keefe, who has with equal consistency, sought to expose hidden truths. What better indicia but that the rule of law is a thing of the past, irrelevant, than the rewarding one of the nation’s most prominent alleged perjurers and an enemy of an independent and objective federal police, Andrew McCabe, whose vindication has nothing to do with the merits and everything to do with politics. As Deputy Director of the FBI, and later as Acting …