Just when you thought he’d run out of asinine excuses, it looks like Hunter and his attorneys are set to shock the world once again with outrageously out of touch self-justifications.
Apparently, it takes even more leaked text messages for Hunter to lose it, and quite a few doozies just leaked.
In 2017, one of the Bidens’ many Chinese associates offered Hunter $5M for unknown services, and, apparently, the president’s son wasn’t having it.
“I’m tired of this Kevin … I can make $5 million in salary from any law firm in America. If you think it’s about money, it’s not. The Biden’s (sic) are the best at doing exactly what Chairman wants from this partnership. Please let’s not quibble over peanuts,” Hunter raged in a text message.
It is truly quite remarkable that Hunter moronically demanded $10M (in writing!) from Chinese associates for clearly shady behavior.
It’s also remarkable that he claims he can make $5M at “any” law firm in America.
Because he’s so good at following the law.
Perhaps most remarkably of all, Hunter apparently can’t stand on his own, given that he threatens his Chinese associates with “the Big Guy,” or who is “the best at doing exactly what Chairman wants.”
The same “Big Guy” who bulled a Ukrainian prosecutor into submission for daring to investigate the ultra-corrupt Burisma energy company, best known for its failed efforts to expand to the United States while paying Hunter over $80,000 per month in bribes.
However, as outrageous as $80,000+ per month is, especially considering the hundreds of billions being poured into Ukraine now, tens of millions from communists is something else indeed.
Makes one wonder exactly what Biden will do in Taiwan for the “Chairman,” given what he’s clearly willing to do in Ukraine.
Apparently, even through the fog of his nefarious extracurricular activities, Hunter has realized that his demands for $10M from a nation that the United States may well go to war with will not sit very well in the long run.
So he decides to have his attorney give the worst possible excuse ever.
According to Hunter’s attorney, who doesn’t even bother to invent easily disproven lies regarding the president and his son’s mutual business activities overseas anymore, the text messages were apparently sent when Hunter was on drugs.
That’s right: Hunter’s own attorney literally said that the text messages were sent due to the president’s son’s so-called “drug addiction.”
“The DOJ investigation covered a period of time which was full of turmoil and addiction for my client. Any verifiable words or actions of my client, in the midst of a horrible addiction, are solely his own and have no connection to anyone in his family,” Hunter’s attorney wailed.
Wow. With a “defense” like that, one can certainly see why so many criminal Democrats feel so deeply entitled.
Well, one could certainly see why one would have to be on drugs to be so ballsy with Chinese nationals, but it’s a fairly sad day in American history when drug abuse is used as a defense for utterly deplorable behavior.
Moreover, it’s awfully strange that Biden chooses to fuel his son’s “addiction” through setting him up with shady international dealers, all for purposes of ill-begotten gains.
Regardless, it is absolutely insane that Hunter’s attorney think that the absurd compromise in national security is excusable due to his so-called “turmoil.”
You know who faced even more “turmoil?”
The human trafficked Ukrainian and Russian women that Hunter preyed upon … with all the funds he gained from selling out national security, hand in hand with “the Big Guy.”
Author: Ofelia Thornton
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