In a shocking display of cronyism and favoritism, President Joe Biden’s final act in office was to grant sweeping pardons to multiple family members and close allies, leaving many Americans questioning the motivations behind these last-minute reprieves. The Biden family, in particular, has emerged largely unscathed, with several members receiving preemptive pardons for any nonviolent offenses committed between 2014 and the present.
Among those benefiting from the president’s largesse are his brother James B. Biden, sister Valerie Biden Owens, sister-in-law Sara Jones Biden, brother-in-law John T. Owens, and brother Francis W. Biden. Each has been granted a blanket pardon, effectively shielding them from accountability for any past transgressions. This move has raised eyebrows, with many wondering what the Biden family might be hiding.
The most contentious pardon, however, is undoubtedly the full and unconditional pardon granted to Hunter Biden, the president’s embattled son. This pardon not only wipes the slate clean of Hunter’s tax evasion and illegal firearm possession convictions but also potentially covers other shady dealings that may have been lurking beneath the surface. Notably, President Biden had repeatedly assured the American people that he would not pardon his son, a promise that now rings hollow.
Special Counsel David Weiss, who led the investigation into Hunter’s numerous scandals, had emphasized that the charges were based on solid evidence and standard legal principles. However, with the stroke of a pen, President Biden has effectively undermined years of investigations, creating a perception that there are two sets of rules in America – one for the powerful and well-connected, and another for the rest of the population.
The Biden family was not the only beneficiary of the president’s clemency spree. Dr. Anthony Fauci, General Mark Milley, and every member of the J6 Select Committee also received presidential pardons. This move has sparked outrage, with many arguing that these individuals are being rewarded for their loyalty to the Democratic party rather than being held accountable for their actions. Fauci, Milley, and the J6 crowd have spent years shaping narratives, undermining political opponents, and propping up the Biden administration’s policies. Now, they will walk away without facing any consequences.
It is worth noting that the Supreme Court has ruled that accepting a pardon is tantamount to an admission of guilt. While these pardons may spare the recipients from legal repercussions, they will not erase the stain of corruption that has come to define the Biden administration.
As the dust settles on this presidency, the American people are left to ponder the implications of these pardons. While the Biden family and their allies may have escaped accountability, the perception of corruption and favoritism will linger, casting a long shadow over the administration’s legacy.
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