Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, known for her provocative rhetoric and staunch conservative stance, has made waves once again.
A rising force within the House GOP, Greene has transitioned from a controversial figure to a vocal leader shaping the party’s message. Over the weekend, she turned her sights on President Joe Biden following his decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden.
Hunter Biden, the President’s son, has been embroiled in legal troubles ranging from tax violations to firearm-related charges.
While the pardon has not been officially confirmed in legal documents, Greene seized on the news, delivering a scathing critique of President Biden and painting a bleak picture of America’s political future under his leadership.
Greene characterized the pardon as a blatant abuse of power, accusing Biden of prioritizing his family’s interests over the integrity of the presidency.
“This move is not about justice—it’s about shielding his son from accountability,” Greene stated in a fiery social media post. She suggested that such actions set a dangerous precedent, undermining public trust in the government and the rule of law.
The congresswoman didn’t stop at Hunter Biden’s pardon. She raised alarms about the implications of a President who, nearing the end of his political career, might feel liberated from electoral consequences.
“A President with nothing left to lose is a threat to democracy,” Greene warned. According to her, Biden could take more drastic steps in his remaining time in office, potentially reshaping American policies in ways she views as detrimental to the country’s stability.
Here’s her post on 𝕏:
The FBI didn’t raid Hunter Biden’s bedroom, they raided Barron’s bedroom.
Just think about that.
That’s how morally corrupt all of these people are.
Joe did not pardon Hunter because he is a father who loved his son like the mockingbird media and Democrat liars are saying.
Joe pardoned Hunter all the way back to 2014 when Hunter started bio labs in Ukraine, started with Burisma, and began money laundering through dozens of LLC shell companies through business deals in many foreign countries including China.
Hunter is not just Joe’s son, he is his business partner, and Hunter sold his Dad’s power and influence for millions while Joe was VP and beyond.
That’s why the wide sweeping pardon from 2014 to now.
It covers VP to 4 yrs running for president to 4 yrs being president – 11 years of all kinds of crimes.
But the bigger crimes are all the people in the FBI, DOJ, State Department, CIA, and other agencies that all knew about the Biden family corrupt business and crimes yet stayed quiet, provided cover, lied about it all, but instead went after their political enemies.
The 51 intel officials who signed their name to a lie that Hunter’s laptop, with all the evidence, wasn’t real.
They all abused their power in order to create the illusion that Trump, not Biden, was the criminal.
All of these people lying today saying “Joe is a father who loves his son” are clinging to the lies and will gladly abuse power and weaponize the government against all of us if they are ever in charge again.
How many more pardons are coming for Biden family members and others?
It’s a long time to Jan 20th.
The FBI didn’t raid Hunter Biden’s bedroom, they raided Barron’s bedroom.
Just think about that.
That’s how morally corrupt all of these people are.
Joe did not pardon Hunter because he is a father who loved his son like the mockingbird media and Democrat liars are saying.…
— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) December 2, 2024
This latest criticism is part of a broader Republican narrative that has targeted both the Biden family and the Justice Department.
GOP lawmakers have frequently accused the administration of engaging in a double standard, arguing that Hunter Biden has received preferential treatment compared to former President Donald Trump and his allies, who are facing their own legal challenges.
Greene also tied the pardon controversy to broader cultural and political grievances, claiming it highlights the divide between average Americans and the political elite. She portrayed Biden’s actions as emblematic of a ruling class that disregards the concerns of working-class citizens.
While her detractors dismiss her remarks as inflammatory and exaggerated, Greene’s supporters argue she speaks truth to power. Her comments have resonated with the Republican base, energizing calls for increased investigations into the Biden administration and its alleged conflicts of interest.
As the 2024 election season heats up, Greene’s remarks serve as a reminder of the polarized political landscape. Whether her predictions of an unchecked Biden presidency come to fruition or not, her warnings add fuel to the already intense scrutiny surrounding the White House and its occupants.
