First, let’s dispel the myth that Hunter Biden’s conviction on gun charges proves that Joe Biden’s Department of Justice dispenses justice fairly.
Democrats contend that Hunter is only facing gun charges because he’s the president’s son. While it’s true lying on a background check is rarely prosecuted, it’s mostly because people tend to avoid confessing in their published memoirs.
Indeed, Hunter is exceptionally lucky he’s only facing tax and gun charges. Though, perhaps, lucky is the wrong word.
It wasn’t luck, after all, that AG Merrick Garland did basically everything within his power to keep Hunter out of a courtroom. After the Trump DOJ dragged its feet, Garland made sure to try and wait out the statute of limitations on Hunter’s most serious potential crimes. Many did.
It wasn’t luck that Garland named Delaware’s David Weiss, whose office was filled with Biden allies, as special counsel. It wasn’t luck that the Secret Service showed up to help Hunter with his gun problem. It wasn’t luck that the feds cooked up an astonishing customized immunity deal for Hunter, which would not only give him a pass on any felony gun and tax charges, but also on a slew of unrelated, far more serious, potential offenses, including failure to register as a foreign agent, bribery, and corruption.
Do you think anyone else gets this kind of consideration from the DOJ?
Not to mention, the DOJ would have let Hunter walk on tax charges if an IRS whistleblower (who was leading a five-year
