Biden's Clemency for Tax Leaker Sparks Conservative Fury
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**Leaker's Clemency Request Raises Alarms Among Conservatives**
The Biden administration's consideration of a clemency request for Charles Edward Littlejohn, the convicted felon who orchestrated the massive leak of President Trump's tax records, has ignited outrage among conservatives.
Littlejohn, who was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the largest tax data breach in American history, may soon receive a commutation for what some liberal groups are prematurely labeling a "public service.”
Despite pleading guilty to leaking sensitive IRS data, including that of many wealthy taxpayers, Littlejohn’s supporters are arguing that he should be treated leniently for exposing tax practices of individuals like Trump, Elon Musk, and other affluent Americans.
Organizations such as the Revolving Door Project and Patriotic Millionaires are pressuring President Biden to pardon Littlejohn, claiming he acted as a savior for tax fairness.
This public outcry comes as multiple allegations against Biden himself loom large, particularly concerning his controversial pardons—including those granted to his son, Hunter Biden, for tax evasion.
The clemency case number assigned to Littlejohn suggests that the administration is seriously weighing the notion of commutation, which, if granted, could further undermine the rule of law as asserted by numerous legal experts.
National Legal and Policy Center counsel Paul Kamenar has expressed skepticism that the administration would follow through with the request, noting that such a move would contravene the judicial system's prior sentencing by a Democratic appointee.
In his sentencing, Littlejohn received the maximum punishment for breaching the privacy of thousands of individuals, a crime that holds grave implications for trust in government institutions.
Supporters of Littlejohn, many of whom identify as anti-Trump voters, have launched a GoFundMe campaign that has attracted nearly $60,000 to aid in his legal defense, illustrating the disturbing trend of defending actions that compromise individual privacy rights.
This unfolding situation not only showcases the stark ideological divide in America's political landscape but also raises questions about the Biden administration's commitment to uphold the law when it involves breaches of privacy that impact the livelihoods and reputations of countless Americans.
As discussions continue about punishing those who have violated the trust of American taxpayers, it remains to be seen whether President Biden will prioritize justice or yield to the whims of a liberal agenda that seeks to undermine accountability in the name of alleged "public interest."
Sources:
realclearinvestigations.com
infowars.com
breitbart.com
The Biden administration's consideration of a clemency request for Charles Edward Littlejohn, the convicted felon who orchestrated the massive leak of President Trump's tax records, has ignited outrage among conservatives.
Littlejohn, who was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the largest tax data breach in American history, may soon receive a commutation for what some liberal groups are prematurely labeling a "public service.”
Despite pleading guilty to leaking sensitive IRS data, including that of many wealthy taxpayers, Littlejohn’s supporters are arguing that he should be treated leniently for exposing tax practices of individuals like Trump, Elon Musk, and other affluent Americans.
Organizations such as the Revolving Door Project and Patriotic Millionaires are pressuring President Biden to pardon Littlejohn, claiming he acted as a savior for tax fairness.
This public outcry comes as multiple allegations against Biden himself loom large, particularly concerning his controversial pardons—including those granted to his son, Hunter Biden, for tax evasion.
The clemency case number assigned to Littlejohn suggests that the administration is seriously weighing the notion of commutation, which, if granted, could further undermine the rule of law as asserted by numerous legal experts.
National Legal and Policy Center counsel Paul Kamenar has expressed skepticism that the administration would follow through with the request, noting that such a move would contravene the judicial system's prior sentencing by a Democratic appointee.
In his sentencing, Littlejohn received the maximum punishment for breaching the privacy of thousands of individuals, a crime that holds grave implications for trust in government institutions.
Supporters of Littlejohn, many of whom identify as anti-Trump voters, have launched a GoFundMe campaign that has attracted nearly $60,000 to aid in his legal defense, illustrating the disturbing trend of defending actions that compromise individual privacy rights.
This unfolding situation not only showcases the stark ideological divide in America's political landscape but also raises questions about the Biden administration's commitment to uphold the law when it involves breaches of privacy that impact the livelihoods and reputations of countless Americans.
As discussions continue about punishing those who have violated the trust of American taxpayers, it remains to be seen whether President Biden will prioritize justice or yield to the whims of a liberal agenda that seeks to undermine accountability in the name of alleged "public interest."
Sources:
realclearinvestigations.com
infowars.com
breitbart.com
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