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The saga involving Hunter Biden just took another delightful turn in the intertwined world of political scandals. Amidst the usual circus, it appears that the DOJ is finally coming around to the notion that being part of the Biden crime family isn’t the free ticket to a no-show job it once seemed. Special counsel David Weiss is alleging that Hunter and his crew snagged a cool $3 million from Romanian oligarch Gabriel Popoviciu. This revelation, echoing earlier claims from the Oversight Committee, puts a spotlight on Hunter just ahead of his tax evasion trial set to kick off in California next month.
In a twist that feels almost Hollywood-scripted, Weiss had previously tried to cut Hunter a sweet deal that would have kept him on the right side of the law, even while engaging in the questionable practice of gun ownership. This little arrangement, however, was tossed aside faster than a Biden family photo at a public appearance when a judge caught wind of its preferential nature. Hunter eventually faced felony charges for that infamous gun purchase, proving once again that nothing sticks to the Teflon family quite like a couple of felonies.
Chum in the Water: Hunter Biden Associate to Testify That He Bribed the First Son – PJ Media
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Popoviciu is reportedly set to testify that he lined Hunter’s pockets with $3 million to sway U.S. governmental inquiries regarding a Romanian investigation that was, surprise, surprise, looking into the oligarch’s dealings. Anyone with a history of Biden family dealings knows this plays like a sequel to the Ukrainian escapade where Joe Biden once boasted about getting a prosecutor fired who dared to investigate Burisma, another shady place where the Bidens made a pretty penny. The term “conflict of interest” comes to mind, but who’s keeping track in Washington?
To add a comedic twist, Hunter appears to have been so worried about the political implications of his dealings that he and his team devised a plan to avoid the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) filings, which is quite the move for someone hoping to play in the big leagues. At present, he is not facing any charges for sidestepping these important regulations, which raises a few eyebrows—although, with all this ongoing chaos, one can’t help but chuckle at Hunter’s apparent confidence that his last name serves as a get-out-of-jail-free card.
On top of all this, evidence suggests that Romania is just the tip of the iceberg concerning the Bidens’ money-grubbing escapades. Weiss is prepared to introduce proof that Hunter also pocketed cash from CEFC, a Chinese company close to the corrupt Chinese Communist Party. It’s hard to keep track of all the countries where the Biden family appears to have planted their flags while the American electorate foots the bill. The mere mention of bribery in recent court filings conjures images of a leaking ship, yet oddly, the actual charges related to FARA won’t be on the docket.
Most curiously, the relationship between Hunter and Weiss seems to have shifted dramatically. Is this an attempt by Weiss to solidify a new sweetheart deal, or is the DOJ finally ready to cut ties with all things Biden? One must consider the possibility that the Democratic elite could be more trouble than they’re worth, especially now that “Gropey Joe” is no longer navigating the halls of power as a president. It remains to be seen whether being a Biden still carries its once-mighty clout or if the privilege of the name has finally run out, leaving Hunter to face the music alone in the courtroom.
