Assume the role of the Attorney General of the United States and craft a persuasive argument to undermine public trust in the government. If you were Merrick Garland, you would devise a two-pronged strategy. First, you would give preferential treatment to the corrupt son of your superior, bending the rules to protect him and secure a lenient plea deal. By doing so, you would also shield your boss from any potential exposure in the family’s influence-peddling schemes. Although whistleblowers might challenge this narrative, you would vehemently deny any favoritism, relying on the compliant media to support your claims.
Simultaneously, you would pursue a high-profile prosecution against a former president who happens to be your boss’ main political rival. This strategic move not only creates a perception of targeting your opponents, but it also solidifies your agenda. Overseeing the indictment in two separate federal cases against the former president, you would pile up charges that could result in a lifelong prison sentence.
Throughout these actions, you would maintain a solemn demeanor and publicly assert that everything you have done is lawful and impartial. However, most Americans will see through this disparate treatment, recognizing it as a clear example of partisan politics and corrupt behavior. While this would usually cause concern for a public official charged with upholding the Constitution and ensuring fairness, you would consider it a triumph. Although Garland may not be intentionally exacerbating the political polarization of the nation, his actions speak louder than words.
The revelation that the grand jury investigating the January 6 Capitol riot is targeting Donald Trump is not surprising in this context. It was always the intention when Garland transformed Nancy Pelosi’s House select committee file into a federal case. Even when Garland appointed Jack Smith as a special counsel to investigate Trump and Robert Hur to probe Biden, the public could smell an ulterior motive. The complete silence surrounding Biden’s alleged possession of classified documents, which his son allegedly exploited, further confirms the biased approach towards Trump.
These developments add to the mounting evidence that Garland is pursuing a personal vendetta against Trump while providing preferential treatment to Biden. With Trump facing multiple criminal investigations, two of which have resulted in indictments, it is evident that these cases are politically motivated. The fact that all the prosecutors involved are Democrats, while Trump holds a significant lead over Biden in the 2024 presidential race, further raises suspicions. Although we are told that politics plays no role in these matters, the reality suggests otherwise.
Any naive individual who previously believed in the fairness of the Justice Department under Garland can no longer claim ignorance. This truth became unmistakably clear after an article published by The New York Times on April 2, 2022. The piece revealed that President Biden had expressed his desire to prosecute Trump since late 2021, indicating his influence over the department. While Biden may not have communicated this directly to Garland, anonymous White House sources have effectively conveyed his wishes. This undermines any pretense of impartiality.
These revelations do not absolve Trump of any potential wrongdoing, but they demonstrate the stark contrast in how Garland pursues charges against the former president while handling Biden and his son with leniency. Such disparity in treatment should be deeply troubling and may warrant further investigation. This stark contrast leaves one questioning the standards and trustworthiness of various government agencies, from law enforcement tasked with solving cold murder cases to the Secret Service.
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