Nicholas Irving: Biden Pardoning His Son Should Tell You Everything About All Politicians (Part 18)
January 27, 2025
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Former Army Ranger and sniper Nicholas Irving commented on Joe Biden's controversial pardon of his son, highlighting a pervasive distrust of politicians. The conversation touched upon the common perception of politics as inherently "dirty," where integrity often takes a backseat to ambition. Irving pointed out that every politician, by nature, must engage in deception to achieve prominence, and emphasized his belief that the political system is deeply flawed. Referencing Biden's pledge not to pardon his son despite later doing so, Irving argued that this scenario encapsulates the duplicity prevalent among leaders. He criticized Biden for reassuring the public multiple times that he wouldn't pardon his son, only to contradict himself when the time came. Irving's disillusionment with the political system was evident as he labeled politics a "Babylonian sport," suggesting that the public's continued engagement in this deceitful arena is a futile exercise in seeking honesty from those in power.
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