Oh No !! Are you serious??

[mowens]

He pardoned his son, who is, ultimately, a sad figure.

In the long run, what difference does it make?

[CNCAppsJames]

He pardoned his son, who is, ultimately, a sad figure.

In the long run, what difference does it make?

Honestly, he probably just hastened his son's demise by doing this. JOe may even outlive him.

In the long run it set precedent. It matters, but maybe not in the ways we thik is does or may. It'll at least be be interesting to watch Hunter's spiral play out.

[gcode]

The Biden's Influence Peddling Timeline

From the House Oversight Committee
This is based on Hunter's laptop,  email chains and bank records.

Since taking the gavel in January, the Committee on Oversight and Accountability has accelerated its investigation of the Biden family's domestic and international business practices to determine whether the Biden family has been targeted by foreign actors, President Biden is compromised, and our national security is threatened. Records obtained through the Committee's subpoenas to date reveal that the Bidens and their associates have received over $20 million in payments from foreign entities.

Below is a timeline that details key dates in our investigation.

It's a long read.

[CNCAppsJames]

The Biden's Influence Peddling Timeline

From the House Oversight Committee
This is based on Hunter's laptop,  email chains and bank records.
It's a long read.

He/him needs reputable links though.  Like Daily KOS, Mother Jones, etc...

 

[Del.]

Biden should have just said " he's my son and I love him, If I can keep him out of prison, I will do it. He didn't commit a violent crime on another person."

[RobertELee]

[ghuns]

Hmmm...apparently asking for some kind of factual information from a credible source is considered closed minded by some folks around here.

Imagine my surprise.

Genuinely curious, in some correspondence from Hunter's laptop the phrase "10% for the big guy" was uttered by Hunter, who do you imagine he was referring to?

IMHO, it's pretty closed minded to believe that he was talking about anyone other than dear old dad.

Biden's whole family was known to be trading on his name and peddling the promise of access to him or at least favorable treatment by him.

Were they all kicking up 10%? Or just Hunter?

[Elmer Fudd]

10% is his tithing and the "BIg Guy" is Heavinly father. You guys need to keep up on your religion. Go BYU!

[Smit]

Genuinely curious, in some correspondence from Hunter's laptop the phrase "10% for the big guy" was uttered by Hunter, who do you imagine he was referring to?

IMHO, it's pretty closed minded to believe that he was talking about anyone other than dear old dad.

Biden's whole family was known to be trading on his name and peddling the promise of access to him or at least favorable treatment by him.

Were they all kicking up 10%? Or just Hunter?

There is no doubt Hunter was flinging the Biden name around to get money for his business. There would have been no business without the Biden name. The 10% remark was apparently part of that name flinging.

To quote Mitt Romney, the Hunter Biden business was "ugly and unsavory." It's pretty hard to disagree with that assessment. But there is no evidence Joe Biden was involved in influence peddling or any cash was ever sent to him as a result of his influence peddling.

The Repugs didn't fail in their impeachment attempt for lack of effort, they failed for their lack of evidence.

GOP Misleading Claims in Biden Impeachment Investigation

Excerpt:

In an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Dec. 10, Republican Sen. Mitt Romney said Hunter Biden's business deals were only possible by Hunter "trading on his father's name," which Romney called "ugly and unsavory." But Romney said he had not seen any evidence yet that Joe Biden, himself, had committed high crimes and misdemeanors — the threshold for impeachment of a president.

"I don't see any evidence of that at all," Romney said. "I think before you begin an impeachment inquiry, you ought to have some evidence, some inclination that there's been wrongdoing. And so far, there's nothing of that nature that's been provided."

"President Biden's son, Hunter, has obviously been a very unsavory person and has had some extremely damaged personal foibles, including a drug habit and so forth," Romney said. "That's not President Biden. And we're not going to impeach someone because of the sins of their kids."

[Newbeeee™]

There is no doubt Hunter was flinging the Biden name around to get money for his business.

Got a link?


 

[Bucky Cornstarch]

As far as pardons go, yes, Joe Biden has the power to pardon his son, and he did so, calling it 'politically motivated', and a  'miscarriage of justice'.

Many people don't like it, but it is within his Constitutional authority.

Remember that door swings both ways.
I hope the libs are just as gleeful when Trump pardons the January 6th protestors who are STILL being held in more deplorable conditions than the terrorists at Gitmo for an alleged 'insurrection' for which ZERO people have been charged with, you know, insurrection.

Yep.
The President has the authority to correct politically motivated miscarriages of justice via the Presidential pardon, so we'll see how the left and the MSM react when Trump does the SAME THING. 

Bookmark this thread for future reference when libs heads will be exploding.   

Exactly. At this point, any Trump supporter who is whining about Biden pardoning his son is either a hypocrite, a liar, an idiot, or all three.

[Del.]

Exactly. At this point, any Trump supporter who is whining about Biden pardoning his son is either a hypocrite, a liar, an idiot, or all three.

You have TDS bad.

[Newbeeee™]

You have TDS bad.

It's very funny though

[gcode]

There is a huge difference between a man who peddled his influence as Vice President and President on the United States
and a man who has spent the last three years in solitary confinement without due process for walking through the Capitol Building on 01/06/20.

[neurosis]

There is a huge difference between a man who peddled his influence as Vice President and President on the United States
and a man who has spent the last three years in solitary confinement without due process for walking through the Capitol Building on 01/06/20.

Do you think that EVERYONE who was in the Capitol on Jan 6th should receive a pardon?