They aren’t hiding it anymore. They know
they don’t have to.
The Biden administration and its attack-dog political
arm, the laughingly named Department of Justice (DOJ), has been trying to throw
Donald Trump-- Biden’s once and future general election opponent-- in prison
for months now. And may well still achieve that banana-republic-like goal. More
recently, it also pushed for Devon Archer, Hunter Biden’s former business partner,
to go
to prison…just two days
before he was expected to give “bombshell” testimony before the House Oversight
Committee. On Saturday, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of
New York sent a letter to trial judge Ronnie Abrams calling for a date for when
Archer must report to prison for a 2018 conviction.
Calling for Archer to be sent to prison ASAP for a
2018 conviction? Just two days before he was widely expected to give damaging
testimony against Hunter Biden? On a Saturday, yet?
Probably a coincidence.
Or maybe not, given that Oversight Committee
Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) told Fox News host Maria Bartiromo, "This is
the first time I have ever heard of the Department of Justice doing anything on
a Saturday."
(Back in 2013, Archer and Biden partnered with Chinese
private equity investor Jonathan Li to establish a China-backed fund called BHR
Partners. The investment firm is supported by some of China’s largest financial
institutions, including the Bank of China, all of which are tied to the Chinese
Communist Party which rules the erstwhile Middle Kingdom.)
As if this weren’t enough, the Biden administration rejected
RFK, Jr.—Biden’s main challenger for the 2024 Democratic nomination-- in his
request for Secret Service protection. Kennedy said he received a message from Homeland Security
Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas that read, "I have determined that Secret
Service protection for Robert F Kennedy Jr is not warranted at this time."
This is darkly amusing given the fact that RFK, Jr.’s father and uncle
were assassinated.
Now that’s cancel culture!
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