Staff Reports
Panic mode is officially engaged at the Biden White House, and it’s all thanks to the incoming Trump administration. The fear of a new power dynamic is palpable as the Biden team scrambles to get their ducks in a row. With Joe’s recent decision to pardon Hunter Biden, it’s clear the liberals are caught off guard. This move effectively nullifies any ammunition they had to criticize Trump for his own pardons, leaving those in the Biden camp both frazzled and uncertain about how to navigate the post-Trump landscape, especially concerning some prominent figures of the left.
Rumblings from within the West Wing indicate that Biden’s people are contemplating preemptive pardons for individuals they suspect might find themselves on Trump’s naughty list. Among those in the crosshairs are the perennial favorite Adam Schiff, notorious for his role in the Jan. 6 Committee, and Liz Cheney, whose Republican credentials have all but evaporated. Adding to the list is Anthony Fauci, the former COVID czar who somehow became public enemy number one for a good portion of the country. The idea that these individuals might receive blanket pardons has sparked debates among the Biden aides, showing just how rattled they are by the prospect of being held accountable as the political tide shifts.
🚨 JUST IN: The Biden regime is considering “PREEMPTIVE PARDONS” for his cronies, including;
– Dr. Fauci
– Liz Cheney
– Adam SchiffWhy, you ask? Because Biden KNOWS those three are guilty as sin.
Biden is doing nothing short of abusing his power to save his political allies… pic.twitter.com/l8xZZt41F0
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) December 4, 2024
Internal discussions have reportedly been led by the White House counsel, with various aides mulling over the implications of such pardons. The concern isn’t just over the potential for sending the wrong message but also about the possibility that those slated for pardons could outright reject them. Imagine that—refusing a pardon! It seems even the Democrats can’t muster enough confidence to believe that they are truly innocent, despite the resumes they tout.
Of course, it’s not just individual members under threat; the entire roster of Biden’s court has to take precautions. With Trump’s history of disdain toward figures like Cheney and Schiff, it’s made for an unsettling atmosphere. In fact, the whispers around the White House suggest that conversations have fueled preemptive measures, encouraged by both Trump’s combative spirit and the machinations of nervous congressional Democrats.
None of this should come as a surprise, given the Democrats’ tendency to play both sides. Publicly opposing preemptive pardons while privately campaigning for them is just another day in the murky waters of politics, particularly for those in power hoping to dodge accountability. As discussions endure in the heart of the Biden administration, it’s clear that the very notion of preemptive pardons for political elites only reinforces the realities that gave rise to Trumpism in the first place. The elite may try to insulate themselves from repercussions, but the average American sees through the double standards, and they aren’t too pleased about it.
