House Weaponization panel releases 17,000-page report exposing ‘two-tiered system of government’
The House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government has released a comprehensive 17,019-page report detailing its work this Congress, with a focus on protecting Americans against censorship of speech and the weaponization of federal law enforcement agencies. Led by Chair Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, the subcommittee has conducted rigorous oversight of the Biden-Harris administration’s actions, uncovering numerous examples of federal government abuses.
The report emphasizes the importance of upholding the fundamental rights and liberties guaranteed to all American citizens in the founding documents of the United States. It highlights the contrast between a two-tiered system of government—one that favors the politically-favored class and another that intimidates and treats the rest of American citizens unfairly. Under the Biden-Harris Administration, this contrast has become even more stark, according to the report.
The mission of the subcommittee is to stand up for the American people by bringing abuses by the federal government to light and ensuring that Congress can take action to remedy them. The subcommittee has worked to protect and strengthen the fundamental rights of the American people by investigating, uncovering, and documenting executive branch misconduct. This has led to important legislative and policy changes that benefit all Americans.
One of the key focuses of the subcommittee has been to protect free speech and expand upon the constitutional protections of the First Amendment. The report details how the subcommittee has exposed the censorship-industrial complex, where federal government agencies and law enforcement coordinated with private entities to censor speech online. This oversight has led to legislative and policy changes that have expanded the First Amendment.
The subcommittee’s work has also uncovered waste, fraud, and abuse at the FBI, with whistleblowers coming forward to reveal misconduct within the agency. The subcommittee’s investigation led to the reinstatement of the security clearance of one decorated FBI employee who was targeted for whistleblowing. Additionally, the subcommittee has investigated and stopped the FBI’s targeting of Catholic Americans based on their religious views and the DOJ’s directives to target parents at school board meetings.
Furthermore, the subcommittee has investigated the federal government’s interference in elections, highlighting the FBI’s efforts to discredit stories about the Biden family’s influence peddling scheme during the 2020 presidential election. The report includes a list of hearings, letters, subpoenas, depositions, and transcribed interviews conducted by the subcommittee, showcasing the thoroughness of their investigative work.
Overall, the subcommittee’s report underscores the importance of holding the federal government accountable and ensuring that it works in the best interests of the American people. By uncovering and addressing abuses of power, the subcommittee has taken important steps to stop the weaponization of the federal government and protect the rights and liberties of all Americans.
