During an interview on ‘The Story,’ Michael LaRosa, a former special assistant to former President Joe Biden, has expressed concerns about the oversight in the pardon process. LaRosa indicated that there might have been a failure to properly vet all individual pardons, with someone possibly ‘dropping the ball.’ These remarks have sparked discussions about the integrity and transparency of the pardons issued during Biden’s presidency.
LaRosa, who worked closely with the Biden administration during its final months in office, raised these issues during the interview, which focused on the administration’s handling of the pardons. His comments have led to increased scrutiny of the pardon process, with some experts questioning whether all pardons were thoroughly reviewed before being finalized. The former assistant’s remarks highlight the potential for errors in a process that has drawn significant political attention.
While LaRosa did not specify which pardons were affected or provide further details, his concerns have prompted calls for greater transparency in the administration’s use of executive clemency. The comments also add to the ongoing debate about the role and accountability of the pardon power, particularly in high-profile cases. As the investigation into the pardons continues, LaRosa’s warning serves as a reminder of the importance of oversight in such a critical area of executive authority.