Conservatives were celebrating last week at the Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump v. United States and the week before at Fischer v. United States, and though these rulings made some progress toward a fairer justice system, they do not totally eliminate political weaponization of the justice system, and they actually underscore the deep corruption and abuse within the Biden DOJ.
As CPAC stated in response to Trump v. United States, “the decision does not go far enough.”
The decision still does not shut down illegal prosecution of political opponents as we know the Left has no regard for the law. Justice Clarence Thomas’ opinion hinted at this, indicating that Special Counsel Jack Smith is not legally permitted in his position to prosecute and is using illegal means to attack President Trump.
“If there is no law establishing the office that the Special Counsel occupies, then he cannot proceed with this prosecution. A private citizen cannot criminally prosecute anyone, let alone a former President,” wrote Thomas.
The Fischer v. United States ruling likewise pointed to the Left’s preference for illegal means to prosecute conservatives. In this case, the Supreme Court simply made official what conservatives and many Americans have been saying all along about the prosecution of J6ers that the felony charges brought against them were unconstitutional.
So, while these recent rulings righted some of the wrongs made by the Biden DOJ, the work is not yet over. More than ever, in fact, conservatives need to vigilant in keeping a close eye on the DOJ and justice system and holding the corrupt officials in them accountable.
CPAC is leading the efforts to hold Biden’s corrupt DOJ accountable for their abuse of the justice system and you can join these efforts by adding your name to our petitions supporting President Trump and calling for the impeachment of Attorney General Merrick Garland at CPAC.org.
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