Hunter Biden doesn't trust Whitehouse defense team

 Breitbart:

Hunter Biden’s allies reportedly do not trust the White House to defend Hunter and the family’s business associates from the revelations uncovered by the House Oversight Committee.

The “paranoid” White House’s public relations strategy, which is led by President Joe Biden’s senior adviser Anita Dunn, is geared towards protecting the Biden administration over the Biden family, according to Puck News’ Tara Palmeri. The White House’s focus is contrary to the interests of Hunter, who is the most well known Biden family business associate due to his mistake of abandoning his “Laptop from Hell” at a repair shop in Delaware.

“Judging by how they handled the communications and P.R. effort during and after the documents scandal and the drip-drip-drip of endless cycles, it’s no wonder Hunter has no faith in them,” a source involved in the Hunter legal defense told Puck in relation to Joe Biden’s classified document scandal. “Their response was baffling and flatfooted.”

“It makes sense that Hunter would want his own press apparatus when the White House can barely react to their own crisis without pissing off the press and donors and Democratic members of Congress,” the source said.

Since January, Hunter has hired at least four high-powered lawyers to combat investigations into Hunter and the Biden family business. The team unity did not last long. In March, Hunter’s criminal defense lawyer Joshua Levy left after “unease and dissent” plagued the legal defense team.
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I get the impression there is a conflict of interest between the Biden family and the Biden administration.  They probably should have separate defense teams. 

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