Republicans will undergo constant, relentless attacks from Democrats and the entire mainstream media apparatus for any questionable behavior regardless of severity.
Lest we forget, Donald Trump was impeached for a phone call to Ukraine while several witnesses listened in.
Conversely, Joe Biden can be dead center in one of the biggest political scandals from the past decade and emerge unscathed with his presidency still intact.
The most recent bombshell from Hunter’s laptop totally discredited Biden’s previous story that he had no knowledge of his son’s business dealings in China.
In a voicemail from the “Laptop From Hell,” Joe Biden can be heard speaking to Hunter about a New York Times story that was set for print. The story in question highlighted Hunter’s overseas business deals, to which the elder Biden assured his son, “I think you’re clear.”
This is a direct admission from Joe about Hunter’s business in China.
NEW: In 2018, Joe Biden left a voicemail for Hunter saying he wanted to talk to him about a New York Times report on Hunter’s business deals in China.
Biden repeatedly said he “never discussed” business with Hunter. pic.twitter.com/7r9VatHUoH
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) June 27, 2022
Joe Biden launched his presidential campaign five months after leaving Hunter this voicemail.
Following the leaked voicemail, Biden’s White House has escaped all questioning regarding the contents of Hunter’s laptop — a privilege only granted to Democrats.
Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy attempted to ask White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about the damning voicemail but she resolutely shot down the line of questioning.
“What the president said stands, so if that’s what the president said, that is what stands,” Jean-Pierre responded to Doocy.
Doocy pressed on, asking the press secretary how’s Biden’s lack of transparency vis a vis the laptop “squares with his vow to always ‘level’ with the public.”
Jean-Pierre appeared visibly frustrated by the line of questioning, refusing to comment further, and insisted that Doocy contact Hunter’s representation.
Karine Jean-Pierre has absolutely no answer for why Joe Biden left a voicemail for Hunter in 2018 saying he wanted to talk about the Biden family business dealings in China. pic.twitter.com/HutCyvZ1DI
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 5, 2022
Upon the release of Hunter’s “Laptop From Hell” the White House fought like hell to bury the story. They worked closely with mainstream media outlets and big tech giants to get the bombshell censored and out of the minds of the American public.
Jen Psaki famously spoke on the Laptop, calling the entire story “Russian disinformation.”
Strange how Jen Psaki was able to comment on Hunter Biden’s laptop when it was “Russian disinformation,” but dodges now that it’s confirmed by The New York Times. pic.twitter.com/iNL3AN2Y0t
— Sen. Marsha Blackburn (@MarshaBlackburn) March 18, 2022
Unfortunately for Biden, though, the contents on Hunter’s laptop have since been verified for their authenticity by many news outlets, including the New York Times, which constantly shills for Democrat causes. It’s become increasingly difficult for the White House to escape this scandal.
So, why was it okay to talk about Hunter’s laptop when Jen Psaki referred to it as “Russian disinformation,” yet after the contents have been authenticated it’s suddenly off limits?
Really makes you think…
Author: Asa McCue
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