Washington has discovered a political dilemma old enough to qualify for Social Security: What happens when the standards politicians enthusiastically applied to the other party suddenly wander across the aisle and sit down in their own living room? Sen. John Curtis, a Utah Republican, is asking the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate whether presidential family…
Ending the Abuse: Why It’s Time to Abolish the Presidential Pardon
The final moments of any presidency often reveal more about the character of the departing leader than years of speeches or photo ops ever could. President Joe Biden’s last-minute flurry of preemptive pardons — including those for family members, officials tied to controversial decisions, and even Dr. Anthony Fauci — has reignited a conversation about…
Biden’s China Connection: A Troubling Web of Family Ties
Well, well, well. The National Archives recently dropped a bombshell on the Biden family narrative that’s harder to ignore than a teenager’s messy room. The newly released photos show then-Vice President Joe Biden grinning alongside two of Hunter Biden’s Chinese business partners back in December 2013. This revelation directly contradicts Biden’s repeated claims that he…
It’s Time to Retire the Presidential Pardon
As an independent Christian conservative, I hold deeply to the belief that justice should be impartial, transparent, and rooted in truth. Yet the presidential pardon, once envisioned as a tool for mercy and justice, has become a symbol of inequality and political gamesmanship. The recent wave of pardons and commutations from President Biden—combined with the…
A Pardon Too Far: How Joe Biden’s Decision Undermines Justice and Trust
Well, folks, President Joe Biden has done it. Despite his earlier promises to steer clear of his son’s legal troubles, he pardoned Hunter Biden—a move that smacks of "do as I say, not as I do." Sure, family loyalty is important, but when you’re the leader of the free world, your decisions set a precedent.…
