Media accused of being 'in cahoots' with Biden corruption

 Newsmax:

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"One can imagine that they're getting their talking points every morning, whether it pertains to the infrastructure bill or the 'build back broke' agenda, or any of these other actions that they're taking. The press is right in step with the Biden administration. They will not say one word about Hunter or his business dealings."

And that, she (Sen. Marsha Blackburn) said, is "outrageous."

"I cannot imagine if it was a Republican who was choosing to just thumb their nose at the American people and the rule of law if they are using this for self-gain," she said. "There are so many levels of concern here."

She points out that in the video conference between Biden and China's President Xi Jinping, Biden's main goal was to lower the temperature between the two countries, but he didn't make any demands about trade, or demand answers about the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, or take a tough stance against Beijing.

"The Chinese Communist Party has one goal, and that one goal is global domination," Blackburn said.

Meanwhile, The New York Times reported over the weekend that Hunter Biden's firm helped secure cobalt, a key ingredient used in the batteries for electric vehicles, through a Chinese conglomerate's $3.8 billion purchase. However, Newsmax's John Bachman noted that The Washington Free Beacon first reported the link back in January 2020.
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The media is effectively blind to the Biden family corruption because they are Democrats and they view pointing that out as damaging to their own agenda. 

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