John Bolton's War Agenda: The Troubling Legacy of Power and Prison

The intense glow of FBI raid lights serves as a potent reminder of accountability, demonstrating state power on a suburban front lawn. Former President Trump felt this intensity when Biden's administration allegedly conducted a wrongful raid on his residence. Now, neighbors of ex-National Security Advisor John Bolton witness this spectacle directed at a figure often viewed as a shadowy operator. Ironically, Bolton—known for his advocacy for military intervention—faces scrutiny for apparently mishandling classified information, sending sensitive documents to his family via a private email server to assist in his controversial memoir.This investigation, revived under the authority of Kash Patel, a Trump ally, signals the hunter may now be the prey. Bolton's missteps reveal a deeper inconsistency within Washington's power dynamics; the law is indeed capable of applying to everyone, reinforcing that even prominent figures are not above scrutiny, reaffirming essential principles of governance.

Image Credit: (Wikipedia Commons)