Biden should be investigated for obstruction of justice

 Federalist:

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“If we applied the same standards to Joe Biden that we applied to Donald Trump, Joe Biden himself would already have a special counsel on him for obstruction of justice,” Hemingway said. “Joe Biden is making false claims about the nature of the investigation into his son. He said that it was foul play, that the investigation was foul play. These were the standards that were used to put a special counsel that was very damaging against the Trump administration that went on for several years.”

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Biden, Hemingway continued, has also dismissed reporting implicating him in his family’s overseas business ventures as “Russian disinformation,” a Democratic talking point regurgitated by corporate media to delegitimize stories running against their narrative.

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Biden is either suffering from dementia or is blatantly lying about the Russian disinformation scam he and his supporters are using to excuse Hunter's selling of access to his father's office. 

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