Grant Stinchfield
@stinchfield1776
Joe Biden isn’t done with his Pardons… Here’s who’s next after Hunter.
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8:47 PM · Dec 1, 2024
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HE'S RIGHT THERE ARE MANY, MANY MORE TO COME, INCLUDING ALL HIS ADMINThe good note is when it's confidently confirmed that Joe is an illegitimate President, all of it will be reversed. Waiting for the Surprise ending myself.
https://x.com/stinchfield1776/status/1863399513815232789
Analysis
Why The Hunter Biden Pardon is Good, Actually.
Hunter Biden’s freedom in exchange for all the January 6th prisoners, as well as others being persecuted over the 2020 election, and indeed President Trump himself?
I’ll take that deal.
The prospect of Hunter receiving a pardon from President Joe Biden might appear to be a reason to get all mardy, but once you absolve yourself of the idea that “law and order” has ever meant anything to the left,it suddenly reveals itself as a bargaining chip, whether Joe meant it or not.
Hunter Biden’s pardon has now set a new political precedent that Trump could use to justify issuing sweeping and bold pardons of his own—including the January 6 defendants and even himself.
Indeed Hunter’s pardon shatters any remaining veneer of political impartiality in the Justice Department and the Biden government. It renders the Democrats’ faux moral high ground on accountability completely untenable. If President Biden uses his executive power to shield his own son from legal consequences, it would be virtually impossible for Democrats to attack Trump for exercising the same authority—especially when Trump’s pardons would address what many rightly view as politically motivated prosecutions.
Heck, even the far-left Katie Phang has accidentally made the case for pardons for those who have been “unfairly investigated.” That actually opens the door for a lot of people.
The Hunter Biden case, already rife with allegations of a sweetheart plea deal and a biased justice system, underscores the perception of a multi-tiered legal standard.A pardon solidifies that narrative, giving Trump the unassailable imperative to act.
While the constitutional validity of a self-pardon remains untested, the political implications of Hunter’s pardon should give Trump the confidence to assert such authority. The move could then be framed not as a unique or extraordinary act but as part of a larger pattern of presidents exercising their powers to protect themselves and their allies.
In short, while a Hunter Biden pardon may initially seem like a victory for the Biden crime family, it could have consequences that strengthen the right’s position around lawfare and weaken the threat of DOJ coercion.
By breaking the seal on controversial pardons, it provides Trump with a pathway to do the same—on a far grander scale.Far from a setback, this could energize the MAGA movement and solidify Trump’s image as a disruptor of the D.C. establishment.
Biden pardons his family members to help save his own skin, while Trump pardons his supporters, once again putting into practice one of his longest-standing mantras:“They’re not after me, they’re after you. I just happen to be standing in their way.”
https://thenationalpulse.com/analysis-post/why-the-hunter-biden-pardon-is-good-actually/
Jill Biden’s White House Christmas Decorations Are Predictably Ghastly.
The Biden family has unleashed all kinds of aesthetic hell on the White House over the past few years, from “tits”-out transgender garden parties to some of the most horrendous outfits ever seen on a First Lady in America’s history.
Naturally, the family’s final Christmas at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue was likely to be equally gauche, and Jill Biden appears to have met those expectations perfectly.
A “first look” at the latest attempts to besmirch Christmas reveals some kind of angular, plastic monstrosity flanked by two more traditional trees. The White House website claims: “The first Christmas tree display featured on the White House tour is dedicated to Gold Star Families. This year’s Gold Star Tree exhibit is constructed of six oversized and stacked stars, representing all six branches of the military. Names of fallen service members are written on gold star ornaments on the four accompanying Christmas trees. The Gold Star Trees honor the heroic men and women of our Nation’s military who have laid down their lives for our country, those who are Missing in Action, and the families who carry on their legacies. May God bless our troops and their families.”
Flatly, if I were a Gold Star family member, I’d be insulted by it.
Moving on through the White House, there are moments of decency, but not in thelibrary, which presents a hollow, plasticky, hodge-podge of Christmas trees with almost no rhyme nor reason:
Next is the Vermeil Room, which is decorated with the portraits of first ladies, including Mamie Eisenhower, Claudia “Lady Bird” Johnson, Jacqueline Kennedy, and, uh, not much more.They’ve stuck a tree in the corner and a garland on the fireplace and called it a day:
Then there’s the China Room, which appears to be decorated with fake loaves of bread and a few random trees in the corner. Again, there isno rhyme or reason, and the White House website describes this as “Food is love. A baker’s bench and artisanal breads set the scene in this room, reminding guests of the peaceful, patient, and loving process of baking bread.”
I’m not sure what that has to do with Christmas, but okay, let’s move on to thepiece de repugnance: the official White House Christmas tree in the Blue Room.
Yes, they’ve wrapped the tree in a carousel, perhaps as a nod to what a circus the Biden government has been:
Now, as I say, there are some parts of the White House thathaven’t been vomited all over by Jill Biden’s fever dreams, but for the most part, it’s a fitting exit for a flop of a president and an embarrassment of a First Lady.
https://thenationalpulse.com/2024/12/02/jill-bidens-white-house-christmas-decorations-are-predictably-ghastly/
(compare this to Melania's decorations, I think it's apparent Jill picks decorations like she picks her clothes, gauche.)
https://thenationalpulse.com/
youtube video to follow
First look at 2024 White House Holiday decorations
Dec 2, 2024
First Lady Dr. Jill Biden has announced that the 2024 White House holiday theme is a "season of peace and light." And we're getting the first look at those beautiful decorations that will be on display at the WHite House over the holiday season.
https://youtu.be/WSxrKH_w_aU
Now Melania's in 2020
Melania Trump unveils White House Melania's Christmas decorations 2020
Nov 30, 2020
Volunteers helped decorate the White House after Thanksgiving with 62 Christmas trees, 106 wreaths, more than 3,200 strands of lights and 17,000 bows.
3:40
https://youtu.be/sn8wOYaqZmQ
Melania Trump unveils her White House Christmas décor 2017
1:08
https://youtu.be/ZrqOc683cc0
(I’m washing my eyes from Jills, farmhouse design)
An Inside Look at Melania Trump's White House Holiday Decorations
Nov 27, 2017 #InsideEdition
More from Inside Edition: https://www.youtube.com/user/cbstvdin…
The holiday decorations are officially on display at the White House. Greens and blues shine brightly at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. There's even a forest of winter white branches. More than 150 volunteers from 29 states spent more than a thousand hours setting it all up. First lady Melania Trump oversaw every detail and has been busy preparing for the festivities
https://youtu.be/W3vRcBEjbPc?si=ZaDj429MjzriHqu_
https://youtu.be/W3vRcBEjbPc