(Frontpage Mag)—Anyone who’s followed the dissolute life and times of Hunter Biden knows that no one wanted the Biden presidency to end less than Hunter. His father’s power was a cash cow, giving him millions he wasted on crack cocaine and hookers. So when he tried to mount a moral high horse in a three-hour podcast interview, that’s news.
The Associated Press hinted at it. Hunter, “seen by some as the problem child of the Democratic Party for legal and drug-related woes that brought negative attention to his father, is lashing out” at other Democrats. The hint is: Who is this guy to lecture someone else about damaging his father’s political career?
Hunter and the other Bidens fervently wanted a second term for Joe Biden, regardless of how capable he was. They all knew how incapable he had become, and pushed him toward another four years anyway. How was Hunter going to sell mediocre watercolor paintings after the White House years were over?
As we know, the urge to deny there is any scandal or problem with the Bidens is strong among the Democrat networks. There was nothing on these rantings on the evening news shows for ABC, CBS, PBS or NPR. They will crow about how Donald Trump just can’t seem to get people to stop paying attention to whatever scandal they’re pushing about him. That’s “news.” Biden rants are buried.
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