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Seems overdue. Strange to appoint Weiss who already bears some taint in the original plea deal.
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Wellll, count me as skeptical. What commends him for the job? The fact he approved and submitted to the court a flawed plea deal that would have terminated further investigation? The fact he and his staff allowed the statute of limitations to run on obvious additional tax charges? Or perhaps the fact he and his staff insured that investigators couldn’t pursue the facts that suggest Don Biden was involved in the grift?
I see nothing in the appointment that suggests that Garland/the President want to open the Kimono in the interest of transparency and governmental accountability.
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Odd they you all seem to think there’s some subterfuge going on with this appointment.
Last year 33 Republican members of Congress wrote a letter to Merick Garland, specifically asking that Weiss be given special counsel status.
Weiss, however, had never asked for such standing until very recently, saying that his investigation never required it; he was not impeded by lack of such status. Nevertheless, as soon as he asked, it was granted… And now many of these 33 Congressmen are complaining that Weiss was granted special counsel status.
As a reminder, by the way, Weiss is a Republican attorney, appointed by Trump — and appointed while Joe was a private citizen. But somehow this is fishy? The more likely explanation is that after several years of investigating Hunter — not to mention Comer’s failed House investigation — there is not much to this story besides a drug addict who played up his family name, while his father was a private citizen.
Meanwhile, all the so-called whistleblowers who are going to “expose” the nefarious wrongdoing by President Biden somehow turn out to be missing, or turn out to be Russian oligarchs, or Chinese spies, or Iranian arms dealers. Or the “star witness” that is finally going to blow the lid off the case testifies that President Biden was actually not involved. And the 17 audio tapes that are going to “expose” Joe Biden are somehow never to be found. Odd that some of you think a guy who has dementia and his drug addict son are able to outwit a multiyear investigation and a Congressional investigation.
So far the biggest actual evidence of anything are some dick pics. You’ve got the inmates running the asylum in the House, but you’re worried about Biden’s son playing up his family name like every famous family has done since forever.
Meanwhile, the Trump family — who was actually representing our government — made off with billions from the Saudis, whose Prince had said he had Kushner “in his pocket”. But somehow a guy who has never been part of the Biden administration is the boogie man.
Where is the thread on the CEB talking about the $2 billion Kushner and Ivanka Trump got? Or the $400 million they made while working in the White House? Or the patents and copywrites they received from the Chinese government? Where is the thread talking about the many millions of dollars Trump pocketed from foreign governments who “rented” empty spaces in his buildings & hotels while he was President, and who over-paid for hotel rooms at Trump’s properties?
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Feds to indict Hunter.
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Tax charges are around the corner for Hunter. Speaking as someone who spent a few decades in accounting/tax, and a few decades in law, I’d much, MUCH rather be facing gun charges than tax-related charges.
https://news.yahoo.com/hunter-biden-gun-charges-likely-182722534.html
Hunter has taken the Steve Martin defense; e.g., “How many times do we get ourselves into trouble by not saying ‘I forgot to pay my taxes.'” That’s his defense, no kidding. Penalties and interest on $4.4 million in income is going to be substantial, but tax evasion is a felony that carries a maximum five year prison sentence. Biden also made over $2.6 million from CEFC China Energy, Ukrainian energy company Burisma and has ties to discredited law firm Boies Schiller. And that doesn’t include selling access to his father. Very curious as to how Joe Biden can afford his massive multiple mansions on a government salary.
Hate to be in his shoes.
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I keep hearing that the feds delayed so long that the Statute of Limitations has run on those charges. True or false. Also heard that they thought Manifort into solitary for pretty similar stuff, especially not registering as a representative of a foreign government? Hunter certainly has been a representative of companies owned by foreign govs . . . . .
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Hunter Biden is indicted on nine tax charges with gun charges — in California, no less. Three of them are felonies. He had a plea deal, which imploded. He owed $1.4 million in taxes, which have since been paid:
https://apnews.com/article/hunter-biden-tax-charges-special-counsel-75b2aa05f247535677454ff2dfa7c71f
DoJ charges evasion of assessment, Hunter could face 17 years in prison.
https://www.axios.com/2023/12/08/hunter-biden-doj-president-biden
Judge was appointed by Trump. Filed in LA.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-house/hunter-biden-charged-rcna128658
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