The case against Hunter's plea bargain

 Wall Street Journal:

Throw Hunter Biden’s Plea Deal in the Trash

The IRS whistleblowers say Justice sabotaged the investigation, so how can the agreement stand?

The deal looks like something Hunter's dad wanted. 

See, also:

Biden denies involvement in son Hunter's Chinese business dealings after new message emerges

WhatsApp message suggested President Biden was sitting next to Hunter during negotiations with Chinese businessman

We need to have someone follow the money to be sure. 

And:

IRS whistleblower says 'most substantive felony charges were left off the table' in Hunter Biden probe

IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley told Fox News' Bret Baier he is 'frustrated,' says team was 'hindered' while investigating the president's son

And:

 The Burisma Case in Ukraine and the Hunter Biden Case in the U.S. Were Forged Using the Same Scheme

In order to get Hunter Biden out from under attack the Biden family successfully adopted the Ukrainian experience: as a result, the Ukrainian Burisma case and the American Hunter case are closed under the same scheme – by changing the charges, striking a deal with the investigation, pressuring judicial authorities and fictitious conduct of criminal investigations.
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And:

 IRS whistleblower says he was STOPPED from pursuing leads into 'big guy' Joe in the Hunter investigation

And:

 Hunter Biden Asked for $10M from CCP-Linked Associate: Bidens Do What ‘Chairman Wants’

And:

 Exclusive — Darrell Issa: Joe Biden Using White House Counsel as His Personal Lawyer to Stonewall Media on Alleged Corruption

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