Gaetz asserts that Judge Chutkan has shamelessly exhibited biased and partisan behavior while presiding over cases involving individuals associated with the Jan. 6, 2021, protest at the U.S. Capitol.

One significant example of Chutkan's flagrant bias is her handling of Matthew Mazzocco's case. Mazzocco, a nonviolent offender who spent a mere 12 minutes on Capitol grounds and advocated for peaceful conduct on January 6, 2021, was shockingly sentenced by Chutkan to 45 days in jail for a misdemeanor charge.

Ironically, even as Chutkan meted out sentences to Jan. 6 participants that exceeded the recommendations of federal prosecutors, she openly lent her support to the violent Black Lives Matter protests. Doesn't this glaring double standard raise serious concerns?

Chutkan's conduct clearly undermines her ability to be an impartial and just judge. This brings us to the heart of the matter. Chutkan is also overseeing the U.S. government's case against former President Trump, accusing him of attempting to "overturn the results of the 2020 election."

One can only imagine the extent of her impartiality in this case, given her questionable track record. Fueled by this very rationale, Gaetz has introduced a resolution in the House to censure Chutkan and direct the House Judiciary Committee to scrutinize her behavior.

Should Chutkan continue to preside over the U.S. government's case against former President Trump, it is almost a certainty that the proceedings will be skewed, unjust, and aligned with the desires of the Democratic Party and their allies – all aimed at relentlessly persecuting Trump through any means possible.

It is of paramount importance that we stand in solidarity with Gaetz as he digs into Judge Chutkan's actions, along with any other individuals displaying an inability to maintain objectivity in such pivotal matters.