Biden’s Final Pardons: A Desperate Move to Shield the Guilty from Accountability

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In a move that has raised eyebrows and intensified the political divide, President Joe Biden used the final hours of his presidency to issue pardons to several controversial figures: Dr. Anthony Fauci, retired Gen. Mark Milley, and key members of the House committee that investigated the January 6th Capitol attack. This unprecedented action sends a clear signal Biden is acting out of fear, knowing full well that these individuals could face serious scrutiny and accountability under the incoming Trump administration.

While Biden’s pardons were framed as an effort to shield these figures from potential “revenge” once Donald Trump takes office as the 47th President of the United States, they speak to a deeper and more troubling reality: the actions of these individuals have left a trail of damage and destruction, and Biden’s decision to pardon them is an attempt to protect those responsible for some of the most disastrous and controversial decisions in recent history.

A Desperate Act of Fear and Defeat

Biden’s pardons, issued on the eve of his departure from the White House, can only be interpreted as a desperate attempt to prevent the incoming administration from holding these figures accountable. It is an admission of guilt by the Biden administration, acknowledging that these individuals who were central to some of the most contentious policies and events of the past several years are not beyond reproach. The pardons are a last-ditch effort to shield them from any legal consequences or investigations that may come under Trump’s watch.

Among those granted pardons was Dr. Anthony Fauci, the face of the U.S. government’s pandemic response. Fauci’s leadership during the COVID-19 crisis has been heavily criticized, with many questioning the transparency of his decisions, his relationships with pharmaceutical companies, and his role in enforcing policies that led to widespread economic destruction and public frustration. Despite his fall from favor, Fauci remains a central figure in the narrative of governmental overreach during the pandemic, and Biden’s decision to protect him is an attempt to keep him out of the hands of justice.

Mark Milley and the Military Establishment’s Failures

Another controversial pardon was granted to retired Gen. Mark Milley, who served as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under both Biden and Trump. Milley’s handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal widely regarded as one of the most catastrophic military failures in U.S. history has earned him harsh criticism, particularly for his failure to prevent the Taliban’s rapid takeover. The images of the chaotic withdrawal and the tragic deaths of U.S. service members and Afghan civilians are indelibly tied to Milley’s leadership, yet Biden’s pardon shields him from potential legal repercussions or further accountability.

The decision to pardon Milley is also seen as a reflection of the Biden administration’s desire to protect the military establishment from scrutiny, despite the disastrous outcomes of their decisions in both Afghanistan and other global hotspots.

The January 6th Committee: A Shield for Political Operatives

Perhaps most alarming are the pardons granted to the members of the House committee that investigated the January 6th Capitol attack. This politically charged committee was tasked with probing the events of the day, but its approach was widely criticized as one-sided and focused more on demonizing Trump and his supporters than seeking truth. By pardoning these individuals, Biden is signaling that the investigation into January 6th was not about justice, but rather an effort to eliminate political opposition.

Biden’s pardons protect those who played a role in crafting a narrative that painted Trump supporters as insurrectionists, even as many Americans question the motives behind the committee’s proceedings. The pardons further fuel the belief that the entire investigation was a political witch hunt aimed at undermining Trump’s legitimacy rather than uncovering the full truth of what transpired on that fateful day.

By pardoning these figures, Biden is not just protecting them; he’s acknowledging that their actions were, at the very least, politically controversial, and in many cases, deeply flawed. The reality is that Fauci, Milley, and the members of the January 6th committee may have played a direct role in policies, actions, and decisions that hurt the American people. Their failures and possible wrongdoings should not be swept under the rug, and Biden’s pardons are a thinly veiled attempt to avoid the inevitable reckoning that is coming with the Trump administration.

Biden’s actions also signal his acknowledgment of the wrongs committed by his administration and his unwillingness to let those responsible face the consequences. It’s clear that the American people are waking up to the fact that these individuals have failed in their leadership, and there will be no lasting protection from the truth. Whether it’s the disastrous handling of the pandemic by Fauci, the botched Afghanistan withdrawal under Milley, or the partisan-driven inquiry into January 6th, the public deserves to know the full extent of their actions and they will.

In the face of Biden’s pardons, there is one irrefutable truth: the American people deserve justice. These individuals must be held accountable for their roles in shaping the disastrous policies and events that have affected millions of lives. Whether it’s Fauci, Milley, or those involved in the January 6th committee’s politically charged investigation, the incoming Trump administration should make it a priority to pursue accountability and transparency.

Fauci, in particular, must be brought to book for his role in the pandemic response. His advice led to policies that restricted freedoms, crushed small businesses, and caused severe emotional and mental distress across the nation. The American people have paid a heavy price for his mistakes, and now is the time for accountability.

The same holds true for Milley, whose catastrophic failures in Afghanistan left U.S. soldiers and civilians vulnerable, resulting in unnecessary deaths. The world saw the tragic images of American soldiers killed in the botched evacuation, and those responsible must face the consequences of their actions.

Biden’s pardons only serve to highlight the deepening divide in American politics, and the frustration felt by millions who seek justice and accountability. The new administration must be vigilant in pursuing the truth and ensuring that those who’ve failed the American people are held responsible.

As Biden exits the White House and Trump prepares to take office, the nation stands at a crossroads. The pardons granted in Biden’s final hours are not just a political maneuver they are a stark reminder of the mistakes and wrongdoings of the outgoing administration. The next chapter in American politics must be one of transparency, accountability, and justice.

The pardons may have shielded Fauci, Milley, and the January 6th committee from immediate legal consequences, but they cannot shield them from the truth. The reckoning is coming and the American people deserve nothing less than the full accountability of those who have failed them.

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