Not incidentally, the Chinese partners in that venture paid the Bidens $11 million for work they did while Joe was vice president. Just months after leaving office as the vice president, Joe knew all about the plan that had been developed during 20, said Bobulinski, who told this to the FBI in 2020. Is the Hunter Biden probe delay to protect Dems in the midterms? For example, Tony Bobulinski, briefly the CEO of a joint venture involving Hunter and Jim Biden and a Chinese energy tycoon, says he met with Joe Biden in May 2017 and discussed the company’s prospects. The lie is so patently ridiculous that you have to wonder why he continues to tell it. Images of the father-son duo were found on Hunter Biden’s laptop. The White House says he still stands by that answer. He has lied repeatedly by saying he never - Never! - discussed Hunter’s foreign businesses with him. The president’s conduct reinforces the importance of the questions. Third, did any of the foreign money find its way to Joe’s bank accounts? Was the “big guy” getting a secret cut all along? Rampant WH dishonesty Second, what role did Joe Biden play in helping those foreign clients? That pattern leaves three other hurdles Garland would have to consider before digging for the whole truth.įirst, what benefits did Hunter and Jim Biden’s clients get in return for their enormous piles of cash?
Their last name is the reason they got paid tens of millions of dollars. The only possible explanation is that Hunter and Joe’s brother, Jim Biden, sold access to Joe Biden. We know this to be true because Hunter’s foreign paymasters - government officials, cronies and oligarchs in China, Russia, Ukraine, Colombia, Romania and other countries - weren’t paying him for the pleasure of his company or his expertise on energy, of which he had none. The AG knows that, ultimately, all roads lead to the father and that an honest, thorough probe of whether Hunter broke any laws beyond taxes and lobbying rules inevitably raises the same question about the president. Hunter Biden likely to score ‘generous’ plea deal from feds: ex-prosecutorīut protecting Hunter Biden is not the only reason Garland won’t follow the money or standard procedure. Indictments should have been brought when you first started calling witnesses and close thereto, that’s standard.” “None of this adds up,” former US Attorney for Utah Brett Tolman told Fox News. We got a hint that the fix was in last week when the grand jury apparently finished its work without indictments. Hunter Biden made an appearance during the awarding of Presidential Medals of Freedom on Jamid an investigation by the United States attorney in Delaware. If he was willing to weaponize the feds to please teachers unions, he’s not likely to treat the president’s son as if he were an ordinary suspect or - gasp - a Republican. Remember that Garland proved he is the consummate team player by siccing the FBI on parents who complained at school-board meetings. That puts the ball in Merrick Garland’s lap and I don’t think the attorney general has the stomach to approve an indictment of the son of the man who appointed him, especially when the Biden administration already is drowning and Democrats face a midterm shellacking. You’ve heard of too big to fail? The president’s son is too big to indict.Īlthough the probe, said to have started in 2018, is being conducted by the United States attorney in Delaware, Justice Department policies require approval from headquarters before charges can be filed in politically sensitive cases. That’s because I don’t believe there is a snowball’s chance in hell that Hunter Biden will face serious criminal charges.
But count me skeptical that the ending will be worth the wait. Sooner or later, somebody’s scoop will be true and the case actually will conclude. In March, it was The New York Times and The Washington Post insisting the probe over taxes, lobbying and other potential crimes was approaching the finish line. This time the breathless story came from CNN. Yet another anonymously sourced report claims the long-running federal probe into Hunter Biden has reached a “critical stage” as prosecutors decide whether to charge the president’s son. Grumpy old men: the 2024 sequel of Biden and Trump Lefty DA Alvin Bragg needs to get more right after Jose Alba failure Good egg Eric Adams needs to get hard-boiled and keep his promises GOP has real shot at NY gubernatorial victory with Lee Zeldin
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