Hunter and the Biden family business

 Red State:

The House Oversight and House Judiciary Committees finally managed to get Hunter Biden in to testify behind closed doors on Wednesday. 

But before he testified, he issued a statement that is pretty typical of the ever-changing nonsensical spin that the Bidens have spread throughout the scandal. They keep playing word games and as what they say is debunked they revise what they said and then pretend like they always said it. 

Hunter claimed that he "did not involve my father in my business." 

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So just ignore all the emails, his father meeting with the business associates, Hunter taking those business associates to have pictures with his dad, the Vice President, Biden having dinner at the Cafe Milano with some of them. We are just supposed to pretend we didn't see all that, and it didn't mean anything. 

Forget that Joe Biden did not tell the truth when he said he had never spoken with Hunter about his business dealings. 

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"You do not have evidence to support the baseless and MAGA-motivated conspiracies about my father because there isn’t any,” Hunter claimed. It's hilarious he's pulling out his father's "MAGA" hatred. It's not MAGA emails on the laptop, it's his emails to foreign entities. 

Then he tries another tactic, saying if he did say something about my family in texts or other messages, that was "in the darkest days of my addiction."

His problem is that there are emails like this, talking about shared offices with his father, the Biden Foundation, and "Hudson West (CEFC US)" - although ultimately for other reasons, this did not come to fruition. 

Then there was this to another of his business associates, Miguel Aleman Magnani.

‘I’ve looked at what your family has done and want to follow in that tradition and you always say you will help but I haven’t heard from you since I got you a mtg for Carlos and your Dad.

‘We have been talking about business deals and partnerships for 7 years. And I really appreciate you letting me stay at your resort villa…but I have brought every single person you have ever asked me to bring to the F’ing WHite House and the Vice President’s house and the inauguration and then you go completely silent – I don’t hear from you for months.

He can spin all he wants now, but the emails, the texts, the bank records, and the pictures are there.

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There is more.

I suspect we will see more evidence of how the influence operations worked. 

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