Staff Reports
The Biden administration has taken politicization to an unsettling level, with a Justice Department that would make anyone concerned about the future of American justice cringe in disbelief. If Kamala Harris takes the presidency, things could go from disturbing to downright horrifying, sending chills down the spine of anyone who values impartiality and fairness under the law.
Under Biden’s watch, the DOJ has redecorated the idea of blind justice into something more akin to the politically-fueled circus the Democrats have become famous for. The blatant targeting of political opponents, particularly the former president, with a laundry list of dubious charges has raised eyebrows and alarm bells across the nation. Simultaneously, attempts to shield Hunter Biden from a real reckoning over his alleged corruption showcase a remarkable double standard, essentially implying that some individuals are too important to face the music.
Kamala Harris’s DOJ just dropped all charges against the leftist rioters that assaulted the police, burned THE national flag outside the Capitol, and destroyed statues and monuments yesterday. They dropped all the charges in under 24 hours. This is the same DOJ that is hunting… pic.twitter.com/v7BJLLgu4X
— Philip Anderson (@VoteHarrisOut) July 26, 2024
Equally alarming has been the DOJ’s aggressive application of the FACE Act against peaceful pro-life activists, who simply dared to express their beliefs outside abortion clinics. Meanwhile, they’ve turned a blind eye to actual violence against pregnancy centers and houses of worship, allowing the criminals associated with BLM or other far-left protests to operate with almost impunity. This is a clear demonstration of selective justice that favors one political ideology while demonizing another, creating an uneven playing field and further eroding public trust.
Now, as the news cycle turns toward an eventual transition of power, there are whispers in political circles that Merrick Garland’s time at the helm may soon come to an end. Should Trump win back control, the door will swing wide open for a new Attorney General who will restore the concept of law and order to its rightful place—something desperately needed after the chaos of the last few years. However, if Harris succeeds, she’s likely to appoint someone even more radical, ensuring a continuation and escalation of the current approach to justice.
Democrats have been vocal during Garland’s tenure, critiquing him for his so-called “indecision” over probing Hunter Biden and for not moving quickly enough against Trump and his supporters. It’s clear that the party’s frustration stems not from a belief in justice but from a desire for ruthless political warfare. To Democrats, the issue isn’t Garland’s cautious approach; it’s that he wasn’t aggressive enough in dismantling the rule of law for political gain.
The speculation surrounding Harris’ choice for the next Attorney General paints a troubling picture: someone who is politically astute enough to navigate the murky waters of partisan politics without flinching, even at the cost of public outcry. The aim seems to be a commitment to securing prosecutions, especially for those involved in January 6, which Harris and her allies have seized upon as a rallying cry. This speaks volumes about her intentions to deepen the division rather than bridge it, making clear that a unifying vision is far from her agenda.
With names like her brother-in-law Tony West and other familiar faces tossed around as potential candidates, the looming presence of a new, ideologically-driven AG is making waves. While the specifics of who takes on this role may fluctuate, one thing is clear: Harris’ handpicked successor will likely prioritize political objectives over justice, stoking the flames of division even further in a time when unity is desperately needed. The America under Harris may be a place of increased censorship, vigorous political witch hunts, and a staunch disregard for the very principles upon which the nation was founded. Buckle up; if she gets her way, the worst is yet to come.
