Staff Reports
A Delaware judge has surprisingly decided to give Hunter Biden a little more breathing room regarding his felony gun charges, rescheduling his sentencing from November 13 to December 4. The delay was granted after Biden’s attorney asserted that they needed additional time to prepare—because apparently juggling paperwork for several civil lawsuits isn’t quite enough to keep them busy.
Judge Maryellen Noreika, perhaps sensing a bit of political theater or simply allowing for some “prep time,” accepted the request, which highlights a peculiar dilemma: it seems some of those very important individuals expected to write glowing letters on Hunter’s behalf are busy not-so-quietly traveling around with the Biden Administration or campaigning for the 2024 election. Who knew supporting Hunter could have such scheduling conflicts? The universe truly works in mysterious ways.
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— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) September 20, 2024
The defense cited an overwhelming number of pre-sentencing tasks that overlap with his two other looming court dates, including one in California set for December 16, 2024. Isn’t it just lovely how Hunter’s legal woes are conveniently stacking up like an unwanted pile of laundry? All while Joe Biden’s son continues to engage in a public relations campaign seemingly designed to keep the media circus alive and well. Actions like these raise an eyebrow regarding whether anyone actually believes Hunter is a victim of unfortunate timing, as opposed to a man with a record that speaks for itself.
To top off the circus, it was noted that several witnesses who may be essential to Hunter’s defense might be unavailable until after November 5. With the 2024 election looming large in the political atmosphere, one must wonder if this latest delay is nothing more than a strategic move to ensure that the notoriety surrounding Hunter’s court cases doesn’t interfere with the election. After all, who really wants to address such unsavory details while claiming to uphold family values? Keep it “in house,” right?
This latest snag occurs in the wake of Hunter pleading guilty to a shocking cocktail of six misdemeanors and three felonies in his tax case just a week back. He managed to owe more than $1.4 million in taxes while indulging in a lifestyle fit for royalty. As his problems mount, Hunter’s progress through the legal labyrinth only raises further suspicions about preferential treatment—just another day in the life of Hunter Biden, living perhaps as one of the most publicly scrutinized figures with a family name that still comes with the privilege of being shielded from the average repercussions most face for such transgressions.
