The Biden gambit to save Hunter

 PJ Media:

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In short, Biden’s legal team effectively pressured the DOJ to kill the gun charge by forcing a constitutional crisis by placing the president in direct opposition to his very own Justice Department. “This of all cases justifies neither the spectacle of a sitting President testifying at a criminal trial nor the potential for a resulting Constitutional crisis,” Clark wrote.

The threat worked. Weiss and his team offered Hunter Biden the pretrial diversion. This appears to be proof that the Department of Justice gave Hunter the sweetheart plea deal after the threat of getting Joe Biden involved. Did this situation impact Weiss’ choice? This revelation adds yet another layer to the question of why Attorney General Merrick Garland violated DOJ regulations to appoint Weiss as special counsel.

I would have called the bluff and put Joe Biden on the stand where he belonged to talk about his son's use of him for corruption. 

See, also:

Hunter Biden’s lawyers threatened to put president on the stand: report

And:

 NYT: DOJ Planned to Let Hunter Biden Off the Hook Until Whistleblowers Emerged

And:

 HUGE: Hunter Biden’s Legal Team Used Joe Biden to Blackmail DOJ

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