It's no secret at this point that President Joe Biden has used his administration and the federal bureaucracy to go after his political and ideological opponents. From the DOJ's targeting of parents at school board meetings, to its selective enforcement of the law that saw a generally blind eye turned toward the attacks on pro-life organizations and feigned ignorance of the illegal intimidation of Supreme Court justices.
Some two years in, and despite facing more oversight from Republicans in the next Congress, Biden isn't showing that he's ready to stop using feds to benefit his friends while harassing his opponents. As Katie reported this week, Biden's post-midterm press conference included some bizarre comments about Elon Musk.
"I think that Elon Musk's cooperation and/or technical relationships with other countries is worthy of being looked at," Biden said on Wednesday. "Whether or not he is doing anything inappropriate — I'm not suggesting that — I'm suggesting that it is worth being looked at and, but that's all I'll say," Biden added. When asked to clarify how Biden might scrutinize Musk's business dealings, Biden replied "there's lots of ways."
