The House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government has published its final report, a comprehensive 17,000-page document, detailing its findings regarding alleged actions by the Biden-Harris Administration. According to the subcommittee, their investigation uncovered several instances where they believe the federal government was used against American citizens.
The report points to censorship activities by major technology companies, highlighting an instance where Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that Facebook was pressured by the White House to censor certain content. The subcommittee claims this is part of a broader pattern of governmental influence over tech platforms.
The committee also emphasized its efforts in empowering whistleblowers who faced retaliation from agencies such as the Department of Justice and the FBI. In addition, they claim to have protected First Amendment rights which led to significant outcomes like the dissolution of organizations accused of working towards censorship.
One significant revelation in the report is related to federal law enforcement. The subcommittee alleges that there was weaponization against citizens, prompting policy changes within both the Department of Justice and IRS.
Furthermore, evidence presented suggests that during the 2020 presidential election period, there was coordination between Biden's campaign and former intelligence officials. This involved signing a statement labeling Hunter Biden's laptop as disinformation.
