Ed Martin, the interim U.S. Attorney in Washington and a vocal Trump loyalist, is leading an inquiry into whether President Biden was competent to issue pardons to his family and allies during his final days in office. This inquiry, using federal law enforcement resources, appears to be politically motivated to harass Biden’s associates and question his decisions as president. Martin has sent letters to Biden’s family members and former White House staff, including Jeffrey D. Zients, suggesting Biden may not have been mentally capable of making these presidential decisions.
Critics have dismissed the inquiry as baseless, with experts questioning the legality of challenging Biden’s pardons. Martin’s tactics have raised concerns, as he has previously targeted Democratic officials and other perceived enemies of Trump. Democrats have called for an investigation into Martin’s actions, while Biden officials have denied any wrongdoing.
The inquiry reflects a broader pattern of retribution by Trump loyalists and raises questions about the politicization of federal law enforcement. Critics view Martin’s efforts as an attempt to undermine Biden and his administration, rather than a legitimate legal inquiry.
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