Staff Reports
Welcome to the political boxing ring, where Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) sparred with fill-in host Peter Alexander on “Meet the Press” about the possibility of President Joe Biden pardoning his son Hunter Biden. Cotton didn’t hold back, suggesting that Biden might just swoop in with a pardon for his troubled offspring after the presidential dust settles. Alexander, sensing the tension, tiptoed around the question like a squirrel avoiding a hawk.
The conversation took a spicy turn when Cotton pointed out the Department of Justice’s pattern of targeting Democrats who dare to criticize the Biden administration. Menendez, Cuellar, and even Hunter Biden have found themselves in the crosshairs. It’s like a political witch hunt out there, with Biden’s Justice Department zeroing in on dissenting voices faster than a cat pouncing on a laser pointer.
Cotton to NBC's Alexander: You Should Ask Biden if He Commits to Not Pardon Hunter Biden After the Election https://t.co/nAtGAY9CDR
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Alexander tried to flip the script on Cotton, questioning the morality of using the Justice Department as a political tool. But Cotton fired back, accusing Biden of cherry-picking targets based on their opposition to his policies. It’s like a game of political chess, but with more mudslinging and fewer knights.
The climax of their verbal tango came when Cotton boldly proclaimed that Biden would likely pardon Hunter Biden post-election. It’s the ultimate get-out-of-jail-free card, a move straight out of the pardon playbook. Alexander, sensing the heat, grilled Cotton on why Biden would allow the case against his own son to continue. It’s a political whodunit with more twists and turns than a rollercoaster.
In the end, Cotton stood firm in his belief that justice should be blind, not politically motivated. He painted a stark contrast between Trump’s promises of retribution and Biden’s alleged favoritism towards his allies. It’s a tale as old as time, with politicians dancing around tough questions like a squirrel navigating a maze of acorns. And so, the political saga continues, with more twists and turns awaiting us in the next round of the never-ending political game.
