The feds investigation of the Bidens

 Red States:

Hunter Biden’s laptop has been a goldmine for exposing the depravity of the Biden family. Seemingly weekly, some new, more disturbing revelation is revealed. Recently, the president’s son was implicated in a Russian human trafficking ring, with money from Joe Biden himself being used to pay the prostitutes.

Naturally, because the Bidens play for the “right” team, though, the mainstream media still largely won’t touch the story. That’s given the White House the excuse to simply say they won’t comment on anything from the laptop, an answer that would never have satisfied to press if this involved anyone within a mile of Donald Trump.

But while partisan journalists continue to run interference for the president and his family, a DOJ investigation into Hunter Biden is apparently heating up and is much farther reaching than originally reported.

Contrary to the initial white-washing by the media that this might just be a civil matter, the crimes listed here are serious and criminal in nature. You don’t commit tax fraud and money laundering and get a civil fine. Well, let me rephrase that: No normal person does. In fact, the list of crimes being investigated mirrors that of Paul Manafort, who was ruthlessly pursued and sentenced to over seven years in prison during the Trump administration.

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So far there have been no Pulitzer Prizes for reporting on the Biden scandal which appears to be substantive.  Unlike the phony Trump scandals, the media is mostly trying to ignore some obvious problems with the Bidens including the selling of US oil to a Chicom entitity in which Hunter Biden is tied. It is a transaction that makes zero sense when Biden is deliberately driving up the price of US energy to American consumers.  His energy policy was always idiotic and now it looks corrupt too.

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