The disgraceful Hunter Biden deal

Gregg Jarrett:

"Equal Justice Under Law" is now officially dead.

That lofty ideal chiseled on the pediment of the U.S. Supreme Court was blown to shreds with the indefensible plea deal for Hunter Biden that allows him to skate on severe criminal charges that would have landed anyone else in America behind bars. The preferential treatment for the president’s son makes a mockery of the law.

We knew it was coming. The government’s investigation had stretched for more than five long years. By itself, that was absurd. The evidence against Hunter was clear and convincing.

GOP RIPS HUNTER'S 'SWEETHEART' PLEA DEAL ON TAX AND GUN CRIMES, ZERO IN ON JOE BIDEN

He evaded taxes on millions of dollars that he pocketed from overseas sources — part of his elaborate influence-peddling schemes that leveraged access to his powerful father. He obviously lied on a gun form and broke the law when he purchased a firearm.

But President Joe Biden and his consigliere at the Justice Department, Attorney General Merrick Garland, have rewritten the criminal codes with a special exemption. A Biden can defy the law with impunity. Everyone else must abide.

There is no justifying this demolition of justice. Unequal application of the statutes is now the law of the land. Our legal system is as corrupt as the Bidens. They made it so.
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The voters should have seen this corruption coming when they elected Joe Biden. 

See, also:

Oh, So That's Why Hunter Biden Got a Sweetheart Plea Deal When He Did

Just days after Hunter Biden reached a sweetheart plea deal with his father's Justice Department to avoid jail time for tax and gun crimes, the House Ways and Means Committee unveiled new testimony from IRS whistleblowers alleging roadblocks were set before them to ensure preferential treatment to President Joe Biden's son. What's more, whistleblower testimony claims that the U.S. attorney overseeing the probe of Hunter's alleged tax crimes had his attempts to charge hunter in 2022 denied.


Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith (R-MO) confirmed on Thursday that his committee had "credible whistleblower testimony alleging misconduct and government abuse that is resulting in preferential treatment" for the president's son, Hunter Biden. That testimony regarding the investigations "for tax crimes that include evading taxes on income from foreign sources," the Missouri Republican explained, could only be taken by the Ways and Means Committee.
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The multiple whistleblowers with whom transcribed interviews were conducted revealed three key "areas of focus," according to Smith:
  1. The federal government is not treating taxpayers equally when enforcing tax laws.
  2. The Biden Department of Justice is intervening and overstepping when it comes to the investigation of the president's son.
  3. Whistleblowers report they have faced almost immediate retaliation.
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And:

 Will the Grand Jury Fall for the Hunter Biden Theatrics?

And:

 Hunter Biden’s plea deal is proof Democrats are ‘The Untouchables’ in Joe’s America

To express disappointment in the results of the Hunter Biden probe is to admit you ever believed it was an actual and honest investigation.

Shame on you, sucker.

Santa Claus is more real than the integrity of the FBI and Justice Department under Joe Biden. Friend and family discounts have never been so obvious — and odious.
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And:

 Whistleblowers say IRS recommended far more charges, including felonies, against Hunter Biden

And:

 The Whistle Blows on Hunter Biden’s Plea Deal

IRS agents say the Justice Department hindered their probe of the president’s son.

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