Here’s a good article by Jonathan Turley on the latest “pay no attention to Hunter, he was just a junkie and is to be pitied, exonerated, and praised” approach to Hunter Biden’s leveraging of his father’s position in order to … Continue reading →
And I suppose you could add Grandpa of the Year. From Nicholas Kristof comes this astonishing thought: The real meaning of the Hunter Biden saga, as I see it, isn't about presidential corruption, but is about how widespread addiction is–and … Continue reading →
The two-tiered “justice” system marches on. This time the IRS was willing to apply the usual standard to Biden’s son Hunter and charge him with a felony, but the DOJ never carried out the recommendation: Rep. Jason Smith (R., Mo.) … Continue reading →
I hadn’t previously heard much about Hageman, the Wyoming Republican who trounced Liz Cheney this past go-round. But here she is, describing how our two-tiered system of justice at the hands of the FBI and the DOJ has damaged the … Continue reading →
I find that rather stunning. About a recent poll: For Biden to start dropping, Democrats would have to stop thinking he’s doing a good job as president. Biden’s approval rating among Democrats in a Quinnipiac University poll released last week … Continue reading →
It was predicted, and it has come to pass with an extremely mild plea deal agreement. Back in May here was Ted Cruz’s prediction: “That will be the tell if they focus on individual crimes related to Hunter and they … Continue reading →
This sort of thing is Tucker Carlson’s specialty and he’s very good at it: Did that producer at Fox know who put the “wannabe dictator” chyron up want to quit Fox anyway, and decided he’d go out with a bang … Continue reading →
Res ipsa loquitur – the thing speaks for itself:
Continue reading →The burning curiosity of the FBI regarding allegations about the Bidens knows no bounds. From Chuck Grassley: With respect to the 1023 shown to that House Committee [about the informant’s bribery allegations regarding Hunter and Joe Biden], from what I’ve … Continue reading →
The confidential Ukrainian source certainly seemed to think so: Sen. Chuck Grassley said Monday that the Burisma executive who allegedly paid Joe Biden and Hunter Biden kept 17 audio recordings of his conversations with them as an “insurance policy,” citing … Continue reading →
Virtually everyone on the right has known for quite some time that our system of justice has become wholly political. There have been so many reasons to think that, but today we got what is probably the biggest one of … Continue reading →
“For some reason, the FBI thinks they’re immune to oversight.” That’s because there have been no consequences for them for all their wrongdoing; the DOJ and the DC courts protect them. Here’s Representative Comer speaking about Wray’s defiance of Congress … Continue reading →