January 4th 2025

So Joe Biden is giving the Presidential Medal of Freedom to a guy who funded Race Marxist prosecutors across the country that led to a historic rise in violent crime and death in Democrat run cities, and a warmonger who lied about Benghazi, murdered Muammar Gaddafi, turned Libya into a failed state, and whose campaign funded the Russia Hoax, which resulted in years of national turmoil and the unjust impeachment of a sitting US President.

Got it.

===Charlie Kirk

Hillary Clinton has just received the highest civilian award, the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Joe Biden.

Hilary Clinton throughout her political career has allegedly r*ped, tortured and murdered countless amounts of children, both born and unborn.

This is one of the darkest moments in American history.

===Shadow of Ezra

JUST IN: Alex Soros accepts the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Joe Biden on behalf of his father, George Soros.

What do you think Soros did to deserve this?

===Resist the Mainstream

George Soros was just given the Medal of Freedom by the White House.

In 2014, Soros worked hand-in-hand with the CIA to overthrow the government of Ukraine.

They give the medal of freedom to those who restrict it.

They give the peace prizes to the creators of war.

Everything the establishment does is inverted and warped and the people see through it.

Rumble

===ULTRA Pepe Lives Matter

What do all these people have in common?

===Luke Rudkowski

Criminally demented senile Joe Biden is a treasonously incoherent criminally insane obscenity. One should take Joe’s words (as best as one might be able to understand them) and treasonous acts (as best as one might perceive them) with a grain of salt. There will be a reckoning!

===crp

Can the Medal of Freedom award be revoked?

===crp

The Presidential Medal of Freedom does not have a formal mechanism for revocation. Historically, there has been no precedent for revoking the award once it has been given. However, theoretically, a president could use their executive authority to issue a new executive order or make a public statement declaring the revocation of the medal, although this would be highly unusual.

This perspective is supported by past statements from various administrations and discussions around controversial recipients like Bill Cosby. For instance, in response to queries about revoking Cosby’s Medal of Freedom, former President Barack Obama noted that “there’s no precedent for revoking a medal” and that “we don’t have that mechanism.” Even so, the broad discretion of the President could, in theory, allow for such an action if deemed necessary, though no president has done so to date.[](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidential_Medal_of_Freedom)%5B%5D(https://www.today.com/news/obama-bill-cosby-s-medal-freedom-can-t-be-revoked-t32476)%5B%5D(https://x.com/PacificCathy2/status/1875581045023895560)

===Grok