Representative Van Drew tells Newsmax: Biden administration demonstrates a two-tiered justice system

Attorney General Merrick Garland recently denied allegations of a two-tiered justice system under President Joe Biden during a House Judiciary Committee meeting. However, Rep. Jeff Van Drew believes that the issues surrounding the president and his family suggest otherwise. In an interview with Newsmax on Saturday, Van Drew stated, “There are real issues here, and it is a two-tiered system of justice.”

Van Drew expressed concern about how the Biden family is being treated, highlighting the questionable dealings involving President Biden’s relatives. He mentioned the ongoing trial of Hunter Biden in Delaware, where he faces charges related to false information about his drug use while buying a handgun. Van Drew also referenced potential tax fraud charges against Hunter Biden.

While Van Drew emphasized that it is not fair to hold the actions of a son against the father, he pointed out the various instances of corruption involving the Biden family. From questionable business dealings to financial transactions, Van Drew painted a picture of systemic corruption involving the president and his relatives.

Van Drew concluded by asserting that the actions of the Biden family far surpass anything that former President Donald Trump was accused of. He criticized what he sees as a two-tier system of justice that is failing to hold powerful individuals accountable for their actions.

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