The Politics of Pardon and Corruption

This chapter examines the ramifications of a potential pardon for Hunter Biden, framing it as a reflection of the perceived corruption in the American political landscape. It discusses the nomination of Kash Patel for FBI director and critiques how governmental agencies have been used to target political adversaries, highlighting the complexities and challenges within the civil service and media interactions.

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