America was stunned recently when President Joe Biden did the unthinkable: he pardoned his own son, Hunter Biden. This wasn’t just another political stunt; it was a gut punch to the rule of law.
For years, Biden claimed he’d never mix personal family issues with his presidency. Well, he just shattered that promise into a million pieces.
Hunter Biden, the poster child for scandal, was facing charges that could’ve gone in uncomfortable directions. Not just for him—but for his father. Some say this pardon isn’t about protecting Hunter; it’s about shielding Joe himself.
But his administration isn’t done bending the law. With Trump soon to take over the reins, they are looking for new ways to pervert justice.
According to a new report, President Joe Biden’s aides are discussing whether he should preemptively pardon government officials to protect them from possible inquiries or indictments from the incoming Trump administration…
Names mentioned by POLITICO include members of Congress’ Jan. 6 Committee as well as Sen.-elect Adam Schiff (D-CA), former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY), and Dr. Anthony Fauci. [Source: Daily Wire]
But Biden isn’t stopping with his son. According to reports, the White House is seriously considering blanket, preemptive pardons for other officials.
No, not for actual crimes—at least, not yet. These pardons would supposedly protect people from any “revenge” investigations by President-elect Donald Trump’s administration. Yes, folks, Biden’s team is basically bending the law into a pretzel.
Names like Liz Cheney, Adam Schiff, and Dr. Anthony Fauci have been tossed around. These aren’t just regular bureaucrats—they’re the same people who’ve spent years on cable news railing against Trump.
It’s a bold move, and not in a good way. Even Democrats are divided, with some worrying that offering pardons to people who haven’t been charged with anything will only make them look guilty.
Let’s be real: this is panic mode. Democrats, including Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey, are practically begging Biden to hand out these pardons.
They’ve convinced themselves that Trump is about to ride into Washington like a vengeful cowboy, ready to throw anyone who’s ever crossed him behind bars. “We must act with urgency,” said Rep. Brendan Boyle. Translation? “We’re terrified.”
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre tried to put a positive spin on it. She dodged questions about specific pardons but promised more announcements soon. If her stammering explanation was any indication, even she knows this plan stinks.
The idea of preemptive pardons isn’t just legally sketchy; it’s a political disaster. Pardoning people before they’ve even been accused of crimes sends a clear message: they’ve got something to hide.
Here’s where Trump comes in. The left would have you believe that Trump’s plans for his second term are all about “revenge.” But for most Americans, it’s not about settling scores—it’s about accountability.
Hunter Biden’s scandals, Dr. Fauci’s questionable pandemic policies, and the Jan. 6 Committee’s political theater have left many people with questions. Big ones.
Trump’s team isn’t shy about their intentions. They’ve said they’ll investigate abuses of power, restore public trust in government, and drain the swamp.
And honestly, who can blame them? After years of watching the system get twisted beyond recognition, Americans want answers—and justice.
Author: Kit Fargo
