Candace Owens slams Biden as ‘an illegitimate dictator’ for ‘targeting Rudy Giuliani’ as she compares him to Castro
CANDACE Owens accused Biden of using the Department of Justice to target political dissidents and described him as a “dictator” in the wake of the FBI raid on Rudy Giuliani's home.
“Joe Biden is an illegitimate President who is— in true dictator fashion,” she said on Twitter on Friday.
In another tweet, Owens compared the US under President Joe Biden with Cuba under former Prime Minister Fidel Castro and Venezuela under former President Hugo Chávez.
Earlier this month, Owens slammed Biden for downplaying Antifa’s alleged actions after a group of protestors set an Apple store on fire in Portland.
The conservative pundit took to Twitter to question why the president had dismissed the movement when riots were exploding all over the country, protesting police custody shootings.
On Wednesday, the FBI turned up at Giuliani's home and seized his electronic devices.
Giuliani, who served as NYC mayor from 1994 until 2001 and was former President Donald Trump's personal attorney, has denied any wrongdoing.
On Thursday, Giuliani's lawyer called the FBI's decision to raid his home and office a "disturbing double standard," alleging that crimes of Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden are being ignored.
The former New York City mayor's lawyer said that the Justice Department under Biden is ignoring "clear evidence" that would implicate prominent Democrats, as well as the president's own son, Hunter.
"The Biden department of justice has completely ignored clear evidence (which the FBI has had for over a year) in texts and emails on Hunter Biden's hard drive of failing to register numerous times as a foreign agent, child pornography, money laundering, and 30 years of Biden Crime family taking millions and millions in bribes to sell his public offices," lawyer Robert Costello said in a statement, released on behalf of Giuliani.
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"Instead, the Justice Department decided it was a higher priority to serve (at dawn) search warrants for electronics at the home and law office of former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani."
The United States Attorney’s office in Manhattan and the FBI had reportedly been trying to obtain search warrants for Giuliani's electronics for months.
Obtaining the warrant marks a step up in the criminal investigation into Giuliani's dealings with Ukraine and into whether he broke any lobbying laws while working for Trump.