by Richard Truesdell and Keith Lehmann
Use some of the same methods the Biden DOJ used against Trump and members of his administration.
They collectively came to power in 2021 under dubious electoral circumstances in 2020 and then proceeded to wield that power with all of the care and nuance of napalm. Laws and the Constitution be damned, they thought they were untouchable. And they worked hard to make the people pay dearly for resistance to their authority. Witness the January 6 Select Committee.
Comprised of a comically corrupt and deceitful collection of rank partisans from both parties, the J6 Committee had two distinct goals: To prosecute American citizens participating in the J6 protests without any due process, many of whom were thrown in prison for merely being in Washington D.C. on January 6, 2021, and to hang the entirety of the Capitol riot on that day around the neck of outgoing-president Donald Trump.
Evidence was suppressed or destroyed. Witnesses were coached or threatened. Transcribed interviews held under oath were hidden. To have called this a kangaroo court is nowhere near harsh enough to explain the gross serial violations of legal and Constitutional laws by these Congressional conspirators. And they have now been rewarded for their lawlessness with preemptive presidential pardons.
The blatant use of these pardons to shield criminality is just another example of how Democrats have been deploying extra-legal ways to punish their enemies. Hmmm…maybe we should look at how we can follow their lead against these “untouchables” who think they got away with behaviors that would have put anyone else in prison.
Get Liz Cheney, Bennie Thompson, Adam Kinzinger, and Jamie Raskin (and other J6 Committee Members): The Cassidy Hutchinson Path
On Monday, hours before ex-President Joe Biden (how we love saying that term ex-President Biden) handed the White House keys to Donald Trump, the entire J6 Committee was granted immunity through preemptive pardons. One figure who was not pardoned was Cassidy Hutchinson, a one-time Trump aide, who testified before the J6 Committee after discussing the case with J6 Committee Vice-Chair Liz Cheney without the presence of her lawyer. Cheney, who suborned false testimony from Hutchinson, put Cassidy in the unenviable position of possibly being the only person participating in the J6 show trial who could be convicted of perjury and could face years in federal prison.
The sight of proven criminality by never-Trumper Republican Liz Cheney being exonerated by a Democrat in the White House is ironic. That Cheney led a mid-level aide into a perjury trap, who could be convicted and go to prison, would demonstrate a miscarriage of justice that most Americans would not tolerate. Public opinion can only be ignored for so long, as Democrats found out on November 5, 2024.
Let’s hope that Hutchinson will be given the opportunity to recant her testimony and implicate Cheney and the rest of the J6 Committee even though inoculated with the broad grant of immunity, none will likely ever see the inside of a prison cell.
And that brings us to the second path…
Sue and Prosecute Those Pardoned in State Courts: The Fani Willis Path
Sue and prosecute Liz Cheney through Wyoming Attorney General Bridget Hill for not representing the will of her constituents in being the point person on the J6 Committee in prosecuting Trump. Could Cheney and the other J6 Committee members be held accountable for election interference? While Cheney is shielded by her presidential pardon, and having been a sitting member of Congress at the time, she might not enjoy these legal protections in state proceedings. At least that’s what Democrats claimed in the Georgia election interference case as well as their coordinated efforts to remove Trump from various state ballots prior to the Republican National Convention last Summer.
The same holds true for Shifty Adam Schiff. While the California AG would not deploy his office against Schiff, what would stop Attorneys General in other states from deploying this well-used Soros/Democrat tactic? The Democrats have let this genie out of the bottle with the state-focused Fani Willis method. Can other states’ Attorneys General start proceedings against Schiff not burdened by the legal albatross of having slept with their prosecutors in a quid pro quo exchange of money for lavish trips? Make the case that the actions of Schiff et. al. constitute election interference, especially with their attempts to remove Trump from various state ballots.
While we might rail against such practices, had it not been for the corruption in the Fani Willis election interference prosecution, the Georgia case might have gone forward prior to the 2024 election. We need to know the origins of this case (a Soros-backed group perhaps). Had it gone forward in the summer and fall of 2024, right now we might have a Kamala Harris presidency.
God help us all if that happened. And the third path…
Joe Biden and His Crimes Before the Start of His Presidency: The Merrick Garland Path
Of all three methods, this might seem to be the most vindictive and reeks of retribution, but after what Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland did for four years, who cares? The Democrats set the precedent, now turn it around and weaponize it against Biden and especially Garland. Using the Hur investigation as the foundation to reinstate the charges that as vice president, when he lacked SCOTUS-decided presidential immunity, Biden knowingly and willfully took personal documents he was not entitled to then stored them in his Delaware garage next to his prized Corvette, committed exactly the same acts that gave Garland the pretext to raid Mar-A-Lago and rifle through the current First Lady’s underwear drawer.
Garland has actually boasted that he authorized the raid. Does this make him legally culpable? Through this action did Garland, at the time the nation’s top law enforcement officer, violate the constitutional rights of Trump and his documents case associated defendants? It’s a novel legal theory, but in the aftermath of the New York Alvin Bragg prosecution of Trump, it’s certainly worth exploring.
There is no reason why the Trump administration can’t tie up Garland with endless legal bills and use exactly the same lawfare that he deployed against Trump for almost four years. Start the process through James Comer’s Oversight Committee with a re-energized DOJ led by new Attorney General Pam Bondi. To our knowledge, unlike Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, Garland did not receive the same “get out of jail free” card of presidential immunity. Could this oversight, pun intended, be the key to unlocking the massive corruption of Garland and the Biden administration?
With Democrats so fond of using Hitler references in describing Trump, we can paraphrase what he said in 1941 before invading the Soviet Union, “You only have to kick in the door and the whole (stinking) structure will come crashing down.” What would the poetic justice be if this strategy was deployed against these vile and evil Democrats and Republican turncoats like Cheney and Kinzinger? Banish them from polite society and let them rot alongside the other irrelevant media corpses that are walking the halls of collapsing MSNBC and CNN.
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Richard Truesdell is a former consumer electronics retail executive and automotive travel photojournalist. In the last 25 years, he has visited more than 35 countries on six continents. A former high school history teacher with a BA in Political Science from Waynesburg University, he is a lifelong Conservative moderate who has turned his thoughts and keyboard to political commentary and popular culture. A cross-section of his writings can be found here.
Keith Lehmann is a retired consumer electronics industry executive who has written extensively on technology, transportation, and international travel. Living in Southern California for over fifty years, he has first-hand exposure to societal and cultural happenings of the left and submits decidedly realism-based, Conservative viewpoints, much of which can be found on his Substack.
Richard Truesdell and Keith Lehmann
Source: https://amgreatness.com/2025/01/24/three-novel-ways-to-bring-those-receiving-bidens-preemptive-pardons-to-justice/
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