If you ever needed proof that the justice system isn’t exactly blind, just take a look at how Democrats treat corruption scandals: like casual networking opportunities rather than actual crimes.

The latest example? According to the Catholic Vote, a report out of the Free Press says the Biden-Harris administration’s $20 billion “environmental” slush fund was – surprise, surprise – doled out to former Democrat officials.

Yes, you read that right. The press just uncovered that billions of taxpayer dollars – your money – flowing straight into the hands of the corrupt folks who were running the show before Trump got back into the Oval Office. It’s a retirement plan for Democratic operatives, except instead of a gold watch, they get a taxpayer-funded payday.

And let’s not forget the long list of Democratic officials who’ve been caught red-handed in recent years – insider trading, campaign finance fraud, bribery, you name it. You’d think with all that crime, there’d be at least a few stylish orange jumpsuits in their future.

But no, they somehow keep skirting the consequences except for a small handful of folks whose crimes were just too big to cover up (or they weren’t “useful” Dems anymore) like former Senator Robert Menendez.

But for most Democrats, either the indictments never come, or they get a slap on the wrist before waltzing off to a cushy consulting gig. Some of them, as you know, get pardoned. Even pre-pardoned for crimes they “might” have committed. Former President Joe Biden made sure all of his ducks were in a row before leaving office, pardoning his son and siblings for their governmental grift, Dr. Anthony Fauci for his Covid crimes, and members of the corrupt January 6th committee (including Liz Cheney).

Meanwhile, if you’re a Republican or your last name is Trump, if you so much as file a paperwork error (or try to expose said Democratic corruption), expect a full-scale FBI raid or two. And that will be followed-up by lots of litigation to put you in jail. Double standards? No, just “our democracy” in action under Democratic rule.

A slush fund here, a kickback there, but no jail time for most Democrats. Will that change under Attorney General Pam Bondi? We certainly hope so but it remains to be seen.