Biden White House Concerns Over Pardons and Media Bias Revealed in New Docs

DOJ Concerns Over Biden Pardons

• ⚠️ Bradley Weinshimer, former Assistant Deputy Attorney General, raised concerns via email to Biden staffers about the description of individuals receiving commutations.
• 💡 Weinshimer stated that the claim of pardoning only non-violent drug offenders was untrue or at least misleading.
• 🎯 Despite limited review, the DOJ identified 19 highly problematic cases that were still granted pardons, including individuals involved in murder and drug trafficking.
• 📣 Families of victims reached out to the DOJ, expressing opposition to the release of these individuals.

Media Coverage and Political Bias

• 📺 The panel criticizes the media's lack of scrutiny on Biden's pardons compared to coverage of Donald Trump.
• 🗣️ It's argued that the media prioritizes advocating for politicians they root for over informing the American people.
• 📰 A specific case involving CBS and an interview with President Biden is highlighted, where reporting suggests confusing or sleepy behavior by Biden was omitted from the broadcast.
• 💰 This omission is linked to persuading the network's owner to settle with President Trump, suggesting a pattern of political bias to prevent Trump's return to the presidency.

Democratic Party Stance on Crime

• ⚖️ The pardons are seen as consistent with the Democratic Party's soft stance on crime.
• 📉 This is contrasted with reactions to Trump's crime clampdowns and the party's support for bail reform and reduced bail amounts.
• 📢 The panel questions the business decisions of media outlets like CBS, suggesting they alienate a significant portion of their audience by exhibiting such political bias.