U.S. House Investigation Confirms Widespread Weaponization of Federal Government under Biden-Harris

Just days before Christmas, the House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government released its final 17,000-page staff report detailing the Select Subcommittee's findings about the Biden-Harris Administration's weaponized federal government. The Select Subcommittee sumarized their findings, in the following press release which accompanied the 4-part report:

"Through its oversight and investigations, the Select Subcommittee found numerous instances of the federal government being weaponized against the American people. For example, the Select Subcommittee: 

• Highlighted censorship by Big Tech that led to Mark Zuckerberg admitting Facebook was pressured by the Biden-Harris White House to censor Americans.

• Empowered whistleblowers to come forward and have their voices heard despite retaliation by the Department of Justice and the FBI. 

• Protected the First Amendment, leading to the dissolution of the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM) and other organizations that worked to censor Americans' speech.

• Revealed the weaponization of federal law enforcement against the American people, leading to important policy changes from the Department of Justice and IRS. 

• Uncovered evidence that the Biden campaign coordinated with 51 former intelligence officials to interfere in the American electoral system weeks before the 2020 presidential election by signing the statement calling Hunter Biden's laptop disinformation."

This unfortunate reality should concern us all. Our country's founders anguished and debated extensively to establish a government that serves the people and guards against the worst impulses of human nature, where opportunity and lust for power combine to corrupt elected officials to ultimately undermine the rule of law... often with the law itself.

Read part one of the final staff report here. 

Read part two of the final staff report here. 

Read part three of the final staff report here. 

Read part four of the final staff report here.