Steve Benen: “In April, Donald Trump tapped a conspiratorial lawyer named Joseph diGenova, a former Trump campaign lawyer who also helped defend the president during his first term, to oversee the Justice Department’s sprawling ‘grand conspiracy’ investigation. The remit was simple: uncover evidence of Trump’s political enemies throughout the government who were secretly plotting against him.”“Assorted far-right partisans and fringe influencers, heavily invested in the president’s conspiracy theories, had high hopes that diGenova would advance their cause. He did not: diGenova quit five months later, after having racked up a grand total of zero indictments.”