The mainstream media wall of silence protecting America’s first family has been crumbling for some time, but now its entire rotten foundation may come crashing down.
And when those bricks crumble, Joe Biden better cover his head.
Wednesday’s jaw-dropping implosion of Hunter Biden’s love plea deal — delivered to him on a silver platter by his father’s Justice Department — is too shocking for even the lapdog press to left completely ignores it.
When federal judge Maryellen Noreika blew on the proposed deal, it collapsed like a house of cards.
The judge simply asked government prosecutors and Hunter’s attorneys whether the deal would shield him from future charges that may arise from the DOJ’s five-year investigation, including any wrongdoing stemming from Hunter’s lucrative consulting work with companies in China, Romania and Ukraine.
Hunter’s attorney, Chris Clark, said so. DOJ prosecutor Leo Wise said no. And the you-know-what hit the fan.
The two legal teams met and reached a compromise only to have the deal split again on a potentially unconstitutional provision that gives the judge probation for Hunter.
That’s not how these things work, she explained.
So no, it was not being approved.
First of all, what the hell is the DOJ doing?
But do we really think that federal prosecutors and Hunter’s expensive legal team didn’t discuss all of this beforehand?
Sure, Hunter’s attorney was caught smoking a bong on the balcony of his Los Angeles home last week, but surely he must have had a clear head during office hours.
Wednesday’s jaw-dropping implosion of Hunter Biden’s love plea deal — delivered to him on a silver platter by his father’s Justice Department — is too shocking for even the lapdog press to left completely ignores it.
The mainstream media wall of silence protecting America’s first family has been crumbling for some time, but now its entire rotten foundation may come crashing down. And when those bricks crumble, Joe Biden better cover his head.
No, I believe Hunter, his team, and the DOJ thought they were going to waltz in and out of court. They thought everyone would look the other way, because he’s the president’s son, and everyone knows he gets special treatment.
Thank goodness there is at least one honest woman on the federal bench. Judge Noreika was appointed during the Trump administration, but she was endorsed by Democratic senators in Delaware, so she is far from a right-wing hack.
All of this only adds to suspicions that the DOJ’s inexplicably long five-year investigation into Hunter, which only resulted in tax evasion and firearms charges, was a complete and complete sham. total.
Not to mention the sworn testimony of two veteran tax officials turned whistleblowers who claim the Justice Department blocked their investigation, informed Hunter’s team of their search warrants and prevented prosecutors from indicting Hunter for crimes yet. more serious.
Where there is smoke, there is fire, and it is a burning brazier.
Any journalist worth their salt should be salivating.
But will they suddenly lose their appetite?
You see, Biden’s legal team wanted the DOJ to legally indemnify Hunter, just as it effectively indemnified him from public critics.
The narrative the White House has been telling for years now is that poor, pathetic Hunter is a drug addict, so no one — not him and certainly not his father — bears any blame for his behavior over the past few decades.
It’s more like this:
Hunter has a child out of wedlock and abandons her.
How dare you talk about that?
Grandpa Joe refuses to acknowledge the existence of little girls.
Isn’t it rude to discuss a private family matter?
Hunter lies on a federal firearms form.
Aren’t you shaming someone with addiction issues?
Sure, Hunter’s attorney was caught smoking a bong on the balcony of his Los Angeles home last week, but surely he must have had a clear head during office hours.
The narrative the White House has been telling for years now is that poor, pathetic Hunter is a drug addict, so no one — not him and certainly not his father — bears any blame for his behavior over the past few decades.
Hunter pays no taxes on years of income as aliens with criminal ties and ties to America’s enemies pour buckets of cash into his pockets.
Can’t we leave this behind?
Last month, when news of Hunter’s deal with the DOJ broke, Ana Navarro, an unofficial Biden campaign surrogate and co-host of The View, was practically hysterical, stating that “the Hunter Biden story is about in fact the love of a father for his son, and he will never abandon his son.
Alright, my daughter. Anyone with six brain cells and intellectual honesty can see the truth.
When Hunter is immune to criticism, so is his father.
But that story came to light in that Delaware courtroom.
The New York Times and its ilk are embarrassed belatedly for this story, but even they can’t ignore that what happened was bad for Hunter, but infinitely worse for Joe.
Just read what New York Times Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker said while standing within the Democratic-friendly confines of an MSNBC interview.
“For President Biden, it’s not just about a wayward son, but whether or not he had anything to do with his wayward son’s business dealings and that’s still an open question.”
Oh, welcome to the party, Peter. And he didn’t stop there.
“President Biden’s Hunter narrative is a little harder to do right now,” Baker remarked, noting that White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has now stopped claiming that Joe n “never” discussed business with his son. Now Jean-Pierre says Joe has “never done business” with his son.
The New York Times and its ilk are embarrassed belatedly for this story, but even they can’t ignore that what happened was bad for Hunter, but infinitely worse for Joe. (Above) The New York Times Peter Baker on MSNBC
It may sound subtle, but it’s not.
If President Biden lied about his involvement in Hunter’s shady ventures, what else is he lying about?
President Biden has said he has not and will not interfere in the investigation of his son. Well, it might be worth watching, especially after his incredibly botched plea deal.
The mounting evidence is impossible to ignore.
Tax whistleblowers. Hunter’s text messages to Chinese business partners demanding millions of dollars and threatening that he was “sitting here with my dad”. The White House backing away from the official line of Joe never speaking to his son about overseas business affairs.
Does this mean the left will finally stop interfering with Hunter and Joe and start – gasp – reporting on it?
I won’t hold my breath, but here’s what I do know.
Decent Americans can’t look at this and say everything is up. It stinks of heaven.
As Democrats often say, the walls are closing in.
Only this time they get closer to Joe.
