Staff Reports
As Joe Biden nears the end of his time as President of the United States, his actions are causing concern and chaos. Some compare his decisions to a military strategy called “scorched earth,” where devastation and destruction are left in its wake. This harsh tactic has been used throughout history in times of war, leaving behind a barren landscape.
During the Civil War, General Sherman famously implemented a scorched earth policy on his “March to the Sea.” He left a trail of destruction from Atlanta to Savannah, crippling the South’s morale and ability to continue fighting. In Russia, Emperor Alexander I used a similar strategy against Napoleon, burning and destroying resources to thwart the advancing enemy.
Joe Biden Considers A Scorched Earth Policy On His Way Out The Door (Photo Credit: Vince Coyner) The Executive’s pardon power is meant to be about justice, but Biden’s plans show that he intends to use it to conquer America in the name of leftism. https://t.co/FPfhgQ0mi4
— American Thinker (@AmericanThinker) December 13, 2024
Now, Joe Biden is being accused of adopting a scorched earth approach as he prepares to depart from office. Critics point to his controversial decisions, including pardoning his own son for federal crimes and potentially pardoning others who targeted his political opponents. These actions are seen as an abuse of power and a threat to the rule of law.
Conservatives are alarmed by Biden’s disregard for justice and the Constitution. His actions could have far-reaching consequences for the country and its political landscape. The GOP is urged to stand up to these abuses and protect the values that America was founded upon.
As Biden’s term comes to a close, the nation watches closely to see how his legacy will impact the future. Will his scorched earth tactics leave lasting damage, or will the country rise above and uphold its principles? Only time will tell.
