In what can only be described as a grotesque display of disdain for justice and the American people, Joe Biden, in his final hours as President, signed an "Executive Grant of Clemency" that reeks of corruption and self-interest. Just before Donald Trump’s inauguration, Biden issued full and unconditional pardons to his immediate family members—James Biden, Sara Jones Biden, Valerie Biden Owens, John T. Owens, and Francis W. Biden—for any "nonviolent offenses" they might have committed over the last eleven years.
Let’s not mince words: this is not the act of a leader, but of a criminal mastermind ensuring his family's legacy of corruption remains unchallenged by the law.
A Coward’s Exit
Biden’s presidency has been a catalog of failures: economic mismanagement, a botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, and a border crisis that has spiraled out of control. Yet, this pardon stands out as his most audacious act of betrayal. By pardoning his family, Biden has effectively confessed to a culture of crime within his bloodline, covering up what could be years of bribery, influence peddling, and money laundering.
This isn't about protecting family—it's about obstructing justice. It's about ensuring that the deep, dark secrets of the Biden "crime family" never see the light of day.
From Delaware to D.C.: A Legacy of Corruption
The whispers of the Biden family's shady dealings have grown into a roar. From Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop revealing international schemes of influence peddling to James Biden's involvement in questionable business ventures, the family's corruption is not just alleged; it's documented. Biden’s use of executive power to shield his kin from prosecution is not leadership; it's an admission of guilt.
What Are They Hiding?
The timing of this pardon is no accident. It's clear Biden fears what a Trump-led investigation might uncover. Here are the burning questions left unanswered:
Foreign Influence: Were Biden family members trading U.S. policy for foreign cash?
Money Laundering: Did they funnel illicit funds through complex corporate structures?
Tax Evasion: How much undeclared income from foreign sources was kept hidden?
These concerns are not conspiracy theories; they are the basis of ongoing or potential investigations that this pardon seeks to terminate.
Traitorous to the Core
Biden's last act as president isn’t just corrupt; it’s an affront to the very notion of justice in America. He has prioritized his family's freedom over the integrity of the nation’s legal system. By pardoning "any nonviolent offenses against the United States," Biden implicitly acknowledges a broad spectrum of criminality that should have been prosecuted.
An Outrage Against America
This pardon is not merely unethical; it's an outrage against the American ethos of equality before the law. The power of pardon was intended as a tool for mercy, not a shield for the corrupt. Biden has twisted this power into an instrument of personal protection, undermining the trust of every citizen.
America Deserves Better
As we stand on the brink of a new era, Biden’s parting gift to his family is a stark reminder of the deep-seated corruption at the heart of our political elite. But let this be known: justice, though delayed, will not be denied. Trump’s administration will likely push for a thorough investigation, and state-level probes can still proceed.
Justice Is Coming
With Donald Trump's inauguration, a new chapter begins, one where the pursuit of truth and accountability might finally dismantle the corrupt structures Biden has so desperately tried to protect. This pardon might temporarily save his family, but it won't erase the evidence or the public's memory.
History will judge Joe Biden not as a president, but as a protector of family crime. America will remember this betrayal, and the fight for justice will continue.
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