Hunter Biden appears in the news again, folks. This time it’s about a clear-case indictment against him, no surprise there. But the real eye-catcher, especially for those like me who appreciate a good twist, is Mika Brzezinski’s overemotional defense of Hunter on the Morning Joe show. Get this, she was almost in tears, choking up bringing the whole melodrama straight to our morning coffee! Does she expect tears to wash away the weighty evidence pile against Hunter?
Hunter Biden is caught in hot water with the law because he used and lied about it. That’s it. Cut and dry. Hunter bought a firearm and said he ain’t got any drug addiction. But oh boy, the charge against him begs to differ. The Department of Justice agrees. Hunter isn’t innocent, yet Brzezinski tears up for him.
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Hold on a minute. Hunter’s lawyer, Abbe Lowell’s defense is Hunter wasn’t aware of his addiction? How do we compute this, folks? Turns out, they’re banking on a jury from Delaware, the Biden’s turf, to swing their way. Let’s wait and watch how this gamble pays out.
The Morning Joe host seemed ominously emotional throughout, but her key tearjerker moments came at 00:06, 00:59, and 02:41. She dismisses the seriousness of Hunter’s situation by targeting the Republicans for “shaming the family”, hinting at the possibility of Hunter not being the real guilty party here. Brzezinski continuously appeals to our sentimentality, mentioning the sufferings of the Biden family.
Well, sorry to interrupt the sob story, but the ‘nice guy’ Biden lied often about how his wife and daughter died. Even the left-leaning Daily Beast couldn’t stomach that fabrication. And don’t get me started on his claims about Beau’s demise. Looks like the lies aren’t just confined to Hunter.
Does it strike anyone else as odd that all through Hunter’s wild escapades with drugs and whatnot, Biden supposedly had a cut in his son’s fortune? Rather than playing the firm father, Biden comes across more like a calculating businessman slicing off profits from his son’s recklessness.
In conclusion, the Hunter Biden saga is not as simple as painting him the victim. And regardless of how many tears are shed during prime-time TV, remember the facts are against him. Brzezinski’s teary performance is a hollow act that doesn’t alter the charges against Hunter, nor does it justify Biden’s less than perfect fatherhood record. While Delaware’s verdict is yet to come, one thing is clear: Hunter isn’t as innocent as some desperately want us to believe.
