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Rachel Brand
I thought the Harvard community felt that large corporations and specifically mega-stores were evil. But on Friday  Associate AG and Harvard alum  Rachel Brand  abruptly left the DOJ to start what  she  called  her  âdream jobâ â at Walmart.
 Hers  was the latest high-profile exit from the department following a long line of others including fired Acting Attorney General Sally Yates  fired FBI Director James Comey  and former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe.
Brandâs departure also came at a particular moment in history. You see  given that Attorney General Jeff Sessions had already recused himself from pretty much everything and that Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein would now have to be considered a subject of inquiry himself due to the Nunez memo  if  Brand  hadnât left than  it  likely would have fallen on  her  as the #3 in charge at the DOJ to appoint a new special counsel to look into potential malfeasance in the department. And that could have been awkward given that  Brand  was also Rosensteinâs fellow ally.
But the FISA scandal revealed by the Nunes memo was not the only sticky situation that  Brand  and  her  fellow Harvard alums may be avoiding by leaving the DOJ now.
For example  a couple of months ago  federal prosecutors began taking a new look at a complaint filed against Harvard in 2015 over alleged admissions practices that were biased against Asian students. Apparently  that complaint hadnât gotten much consideration during the administration of Harvard Law graduate Barack Obama  who the universityâs now considering naming to its top post. Back then  Rosenstein was the U.S. attorney for Maryland and  Brand  was on the DOJ Privacy and Civil Liberties Board  but they were still both Harvard alums.
I thought the Harvard community felt that large corporations and specifically mega-stores were evil. But on Friday  Associate AG and Harvard alum   [TGT] abruptly left the DOJ to start what   [TGT]   called   [TGT]   âdream jobâ â at Walmart.
 Hers  was the latest high-profile exit from the department following a long line of others including fired Acting Attorney General Sally Yates  fired FBI Director James Comey  and former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe.
Brandâs departure also came at a particular moment in history. You see  given that Attorney General Jeff Sessions had already recused himself from pretty much everything and that Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein would now have to be considered a subject of inquiry himself due to the Nunez memo  if  Brand  hadnât left than  it  likely would have fallen on  her  as the #3 in charge at the DOJ to appoint a new special counsel to look into potential malfeasance in the department. And that could have been awkward given that  Brand  was also Rosensteinâs fellow ally.
But the FISA scandal revealed by the Nunes memo was not the only sticky situation that  Brand  and  her  fellow Harvard alums may be avoiding by leaving the DOJ now.
For example  a couple of months ago  federal prosecutors began taking a new look at a complaint filed against Harvard in 2015 over alleged admissions practices that were biased against Asian students. Apparently  that complaint hadnât gotten much consideration during the administration of Harvard Law graduate Barack Obama  who the universityâs now considering naming to its top post. Back then  Rosenstein was the U.S. attorney for Maryland and  Brand  was on the DOJ Privacy and Civil Liberties Board  but they were still both Harvard alums.