Joe Biden touted his support of the Violence Against Women Act during his campaign for president. It is essentially the only legislation he can point to in his long 50-year political career. The irony is not lost now that Biden will likely nominate Rep. Marcia Fudge for a position in his cabinet. Fudge went to bat for a judge in her home state of Ohio after he beat his wife so severely that she required reconstructive surgery.

In 2018, Rep. Marcia Fudge tried to launch a challenge against Speaker Nancy Pelosi for her job. She failed and ended up endorsing Pelosi for another term as Speaker. Fudge at first cried racism but then an inconvenient truth came to the forefront. In 2015 Fudge wrote a letter of support for Cuyahoga Common Pleas Judge Lance Mason before he was sentenced for his actions. He was accused of beating his wife so severely while he was driving that she required reconstructive surgery. He also shoved her out of the car after the beating. Mason ended up being sentenced to two years in jail but was let out after nine months. By the time Fudge ran against Pelosi in 2018, Mason was again facing time in prison – this time for the murder of his wife.

This article was sourced from Hot Air