Finally some Democrats are telling the truth.
In a bold move that’s sure to stir debate, New York Mayor Eric Adams, currently facing federal charges, drew a provocative comparison between himself and Hunter Biden during a recent press conference. The embattled mayor, who’s facing accusations of accepting bribes and misusing campaign funds, seized the moment to argue that the U.S. Department of Justice is deeply politicized—an assertion that many on the Right have been making for years.
Adams, with a flair for theatrics, dramatically brandished a copy of The New York Times—a publication often criticized by conservatives for its liberal bias. The headline that caught his eye pointed out an unusual point of agreement between President Biden and former President Donald Trump: both acknowledge that the Justice Department has become politicized. “Does that sound familiar?” Adams quipped, as he pointed to the front page and smugly declared, “I rest my case.”
For many conservatives, Adams’ comments reflect a growing frustration with what they see as a double standard in federal investigations. With high-profile cases like that of Hunter Biden, whose father has offered him a controversial pardon, it’s no wonder that skepticism around the DOJ is at an all-time high. In Adams’ view, his prosecution is not just politically motivated—it’s a direct assault on his character and his political career.
As Adams faces charges related to bribery and fraud, including accusations that he misused taxpayer dollars to fund his campaign, he continues to paint himself as a victim of an unjust system. “I’m just a fighter,” he declared, invoking the spirit of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali as he described his struggle to clear his name while being muzzled by legal constraints.
Many of Adams’ supporters are hopeful that the rise of Donald Trump in the political spotlight will turn the tide in his favor, as Trump has often criticized the legal system for politically motivated prosecutions. In their view, Trump’s voice and his own battles against perceived political persecution could galvanize Adams’ defense and revive his dwindling political fortunes.
As this case unfolds, one thing is clear: the battle over the fairness of the justice system is heating up—and it’s a fight that could have lasting consequences for both Adams and the broader political landscape.