It's funny how every story becomes about Trump. Trump was right the entire time about Hunter. The FBI, DOJ, and media covered up Hunter's illegal conduct until Old Joe could be elected. But the criticism is somehow directed at Trump who turns out to be correct yet again on a story that was deemed a wild "conspiracy theory" and banned on social media. From all reports, the Feds are about to indict Hunter for a potential laundry list of crimes. When even CNN breaks the media boycott on the Hunter Biden story, you know that something is about to happen. The DOJ and FBI are so corrupt that Hunter might get a slap on the wrist but it's not looking good for him. My favorite defense suggested by CNN is that because Hunter was so often high on crack that his conduct might not be deemed intentional. LOL.
Any case against Hunter Biden is tainted, in my mind, by Donald Trump. I don’t think there would have been any case being made about Hunter Biden, if he wasn’t the son on Joe Biden.
In 2019, Trump secretly calls upon President Zelenskyy of Ukraine to interfere with America’s elections, by releasing information against Hunter Biden. Emboldened by Congress’s failure to convict him in his impeachment trial of 2000, Trump now, in 2022, openly calls upon President Putin of Russia to interfere with America’s elections, by releasing information against Hunter Biden.
Russia and probably friends of Trump’s, are certainly capable of manufacturing evidence against Hunter Biden. Why should I trust evidence against him?
Author, journalist and attorney Seth Abramson said it best:
President Biden is America's commander-in-chief; we're at the brink of open war with Russia; Putin is unambiguously an enemy of America.
So one would expect any info Putin releases about our commander-in-chief to be a lie—and yet Trump now begs for Putin's aid. Open treachery.
And another point, Trump could not hope that Putin will release evidence against Hunter Biden, unless Putin would prefer to deal with someone else other than Joseph Biden, someone like Donald Trump, right?
Question 1: How is Trump’s request of Putin, any different from, a hypothetical request by President Roosevelt, in 1940, for Adolf Hitler, to release any dirt he has on Wendell Willkie, the Republican candidate for President?
Question 2: Do you think this should be the new norm, for American candidates to plead with Russia to release information, real or fabricated, against potential candidates from the other party?
Question 3: Doesn’t Trump’s request strongly indicate, that Trump believes, that Putin would rather have Donald Trump as President than Joseph Biden. I am only asking 3 simple questions. Don’t follow the example of the CTers on this board who often dodge simple but tough questions. Us LNers should hold ourselves to a higher standard.