marvin martian
Diamond Member
All the things the corporate media said were "Russian disinformation" are now, suddenly, being breathlessly reported by the New York Times and other regime media as Hunter's next criminal trial looms.
This is going to be fun.
I want to see the utter humiliation of the entire Biden crime family, and the disgrace of their name for all eternity.
nypost.com
Hunter Biden is a corrupt con artist who used his father’s position to leverage the government and make himself millions.
Now that Joe Biden has been pushed aside, officials are allowed to admit this, and the New York Times is allowed to report it.
It’s rotten, unscrupulous, cynical hypocrisy.
Emails reveal that Hunter, while his father was vice president, wrote a letter to the US ambassador to Italy, asking for introductions to help the Ukraine gas company Burisma land a lucrative contract with Italy.
That’s why Burisma was paying Hunter $1 million a year to sit on its board.
Not for his energy expertise or work ethic — he had none, and was, by his own admission, an irresponsible crack addict — but that his last name on an email could make the State Department stand at attention.
This is going to be fun.
I want to see the utter humiliation of the entire Biden crime family, and the disgrace of their name for all eternity.
Elites decide Hunter Biden can finally be a scandal now that Joe is out
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Elites decide Hunter Biden can finally be a scandal now that Joe is out
Hunter Biden is a corrupt con artist who used his father’s position to leverage the government and make himself millions.
![nypost.com](https://nypost.com/wp-content/themes/nypost-2016/static/images/apple-icons/nypost/apple-icon.png)
Hunter Biden is a corrupt con artist who used his father’s position to leverage the government and make himself millions.
Now that Joe Biden has been pushed aside, officials are allowed to admit this, and the New York Times is allowed to report it.
It’s rotten, unscrupulous, cynical hypocrisy.
Emails reveal that Hunter, while his father was vice president, wrote a letter to the US ambassador to Italy, asking for introductions to help the Ukraine gas company Burisma land a lucrative contract with Italy.
That’s why Burisma was paying Hunter $1 million a year to sit on its board.
Not for his energy expertise or work ethic — he had none, and was, by his own admission, an irresponsible crack addict — but that his last name on an email could make the State Department stand at attention.