Staff Reports
In the grand theater of politics, hypocrisy has once again taken center stage. The Left, notorious for its double standards, is now scrambling to defend New York Attorney General Letitia James, who has found herself in hot water over mortgage fraud charges. For too long, James has wielded her office as a political weapon, targeting former President Donald Trump with a vendetta-driven agenda. Now, as the chips fall, liberals are quick to sweep their hypocrisy under the rug.
It’s astonishing to see liberals wringing their hands, insisting that officials like James should be appointed rather than elected. This sudden change of heart highlights their selective outrage. Where were these vocal defenders of justice when James campaigned on prosecuting Trump, turning her office into a political battlefield? The silence was deafening. It’s only now, when their darling is exposed, that they call for a depoliticized approach.
CNN basically said “everyone commits mortgage fraud” to defend Leticia James. JUST LOL pic.twitter.com/iMKh79LwOr
— Carl Higbie (@CarlHigbie) October 10, 2025
The truth is, James epitomizes the dangers of letting partisan zealots spearhead justice. With her agenda laid bare, the public’s trust has been shattered. She exploited her power for personal gain, securing a mortgage under fraudulent terms. Meanwhile, everyday Americans who make similar mistakes face the full force of the law. What makes James think she is above it all?
Liberals may try to normalize her alleged crimes, but such dismissive tactics won’t sway the public. Attempts to downplay her actions as something “everyone does” are not just naïve but an insult to law-abiding citizens who expect accountability from their leaders. It’s clear as day—James’s case is not minor misconduct; it’s a disturbing breach of integrity from a supposed guardian of justice.
In the end, the question remains: will Letitia James be held accountable, or will liberal power players ensure she escapes justice unscathed? For once, let’s hope the scales of justice tip toward fairness, not partisan escapism. Isn’t it high time we stopped excusing the powerful and demanded integrity from those we trust to uphold the law?
