Hunter Biden's covert stay in White House coincides with cocaine find

 American Action News:

Hunter Biden, the son of the President, covertly stayed within the confines of the White House for a complete fortnight subsequent to consenting to a “sweetheart” arrangement that eventually unraveled.

This coincided with the discovery of cocaine on the premises, and throughout his sojourn, notable occurrences such as a formal dinner and festivities commemorating Independence Day took place. During these events, there were alleged sightings of Hunter engaging in the inhalation of a substance in video footage, displaying apparent signs of being under the influence.

President Biden’s team remained unaware of Hunter’s extended stay at the executive residence subsequent to his plea agreement, which has since fallen through.

This absence of information and/or potential efforts by the Biden administration to conceal the situation highlights a more general hesitancy within the administration to address Hunter’s continuous legal troubles.
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It is my speculation that Hunter stayed there to among other things avoid being arrested for his cocaine addiction. 

See, also:

Hunter Biden stayed at White House for two straight weeks after agreeing to ill-fated plea deal — without most staff knowing: report

And:

 Hunter Biden stayed at the White House for TWO WEEKS after agreeing to since-collapsed plea deal - around the same time that cocaine was found on the premises - and staff were unaware

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