The media conspired to suppress Hunter Biden story to defeat Trump

 Conservative Brief:

Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher has not been a Democrat who walks to party line, to the chagrin of many of his fellow Democrats.

On his show “Real Time” on HBO last week he had guests actor Rob Reiner and Sen. Amy Klobuchar on when he tore into the media burying the Hunter Biden laptop story.

“Is it okay to have a conspiracy to get rid of Trump?” he said.

“Now look, let’s not pussyfoot around this; he was selling the influence of his father, Joe Biden. I mean, most political sons do, but let’s not pretend at least that was going on… so Hunter Biden’s laptop was buried by the press. Even the head of Twitter Jack Dorsey said that was a mistake,” the host said.

“It’s a little bit of a thorny question because once you go down this road- this is sort of where we are in this country, the other side is so evil, anything is justified in preventing them from taking office. Is it?” he said.
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Media bias has led to the worst president in history.  Their irrational Trump hatred led tom to mislead the voters by labeling easily verifiable evidence as "misinformation" in order to save the Biden candidacy.  Maher appears to be one of the few Democrats with integrity on this issue.

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