If there is one thing that Joe Biden is famous for (other than being the poster …guy, for dementia and the swamp) it’s firing people looking into his families, or his party’s corruption.
We all remember the infamous tape of Biden laughing with his white shoe boys in their smoke filled CFR conference as he bragged about using $1,000,000,000.00 of your hard earned tax dollars as a bribe to have the Ukrainian prosecuter fired who was investigating his son’s company:
Now, the media thinks that you are sooooo stupid that they will tell you that this claim is ‘debunked’ …uh, wut?
Listen to the words the man says, it could not be more clear that he told our friends in the Ukraine, fire the prosecutor (who was investigating Burisma, the company paying ‘The Big Guy’s’ son) or ‘no loan for you’.
Apparently this is Biden’s modus operandi, investigators getting too close to the truth? Just fire them! This must be the first chapter in ‘How to Run a Tyrannical Government For Bidens”
No, one instance does not make a pattern … but two does. This time the fire Biden appears to be putting out is in, none other than, his domestic handler’s hometown, one of America’s most notoriously corrupt cities, Chicago.
Even two of his foot soldiers, the Democrat Senators from Illinois are pissed at Biden for being so brazen in his moves. Now THAT is saying something, and it’s not something good.
Fox News covered the story:
‘President Biden triggered outcries from Illinois lawmakers on both sides of the aisle after he fired a prosecutor overseeing corruption probes of Democrats in the state.
Democrat senators, House GOP lawmakers and the Illinois Republican Party all condemned the move to fire Chicago-based U.S. Attorney John Lausch.
U.S. attorneys are appointed by presidents and typically new presidents ask for the resignations of nearly all at the beginning of a new administration, but Lausch had rare bipartisan support. When then-President Trump appointed Lausch, the attorney had the support of both Illinois’ Democratic senators — Richard Durbin and Tammy Duckworth.
Durbin and Duckworth released a joint statement saying they hadn’t been consulted in Lausch’s firing and urging the administration not to terminate him immediately.
The Statement read:
“While we agree with the Biden administration’s criminal justice agenda, we are disappointed with the decision to terminate U.S. Attorney Lausch without consulting us. In 2017, our nonpartisan screening committee gave its support for Mr. Lausch to serve in this position, and the Senate confirmed him unanimously.
“While we agree with the Biden administration’s criminal justice agenda, we are disappointed with the decision to terminate U.S. Attorney Lausch without consulting us. In 2017, our nonpartisan screening committee gave its support for Mr. Lausch to serve in this position, and the Senate confirmed him unanimously,” they wrote.
“While the president has the right to remove U.S. attorneys, there is precedent for U.S. attorneys in the Northern District of Illinois to remain in office to conclude sensitive investigations. We believe Mr. Lausch should be permitted to continue in his position until his successor is confirmed by the Senate, and we urge the Biden administration to allow him to do so,” they wrote, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. ‘
Call me crazy, but I have a feeling that Barry’s name pops up somewhere in this story if they keep digging. I doubt that anything happens in Chicago without Obama getting his beak wet. But, hey, what do I know.
