Hunter Biden continues to get his name in the paper, as he appears to be trying to redo his persona as a “tough guy.” I am convinced that he is doing this to test the waters for a run for office of some sort, or possibly to be added to a ticket in 2028.
During his latest interview, while taking new shots at Donald Trump, Hunter Biden made a rather shocking admission about the pardon he received from his father, then-President Joe Biden.
During the summer, Hunter made national headlines for an unhinged interview with YouTube personality Andrew Callaghan.
When I saw the interview, I was convinced that Hunter was making a pitch to get himself into the political scene, as he was mimicking other Democrats who were dropping F-bombs to get attention and to try to come off as tough guys.
For example, Hunter raged, “Am I not supposed to feel for someone? Am I going to be like all these Democrats say, ‘You have to talk about and realize that people are really upset about illegal immigration’? F–k you. How do you think your hotel room gets cleaned? How do you think you have food on your f–king table? Who do you think washes your dishes? Who do you think does your f–king garden?”
He continued, “Who do you think is here, by the f–king sheer f–king just grit and will, that they figured out a way to get here because they thought that they could give themselves and their family a better chance and [Trump’s] somehow convinced all of us that these people are the f–king criminals.”
I continue to be amazed that the Hispanic community is not outraged over the assumption from Democrats that they are only capable of working on farms, in kitchens, and cleaning hotel rooms. It’s comical that that is the liberal justification for allowing illegals to stay in this country.
Along the lines of that same narrative, Hunter also had a few choice words for former President Barack Obama, as relayed in a new book by ABC News’ Jonathan Karl.
Karl interviewed Hunter, with Hunter again raging about how Obama helped Biden off the stage during the big fundraiser before the disastrous debate, stating, "I almost jumped up on the stage and said, 'Don't ever f--king do that to the president of the United States again -- ever.’”
The journalist wrote, "The younger Biden insisted his dad was simply taking some time to acknowledge the crowd. ‘I knew that that was going to be a meme,’ Hunter recalled. 'That really, really, really, really pissed me off.'"
Hunter continues to make every excuse in the book for his father, which is explained by something else Hunter recently stated.
In an interview featured on journalist Tommy Christopher’s Substack, Hunter stated, “I realize how privileged I am. My dad would not have pardoned me if President Trump had not won … Donald Trump went and changed everything.”
He continued, “I think [it] would have made me … the easiest target … to intimidate and … impact my entire family into … silence in a way that … is not as easy for him to do [with] me being pardoned.”
Hunter is right in that he is indeed privileged, but he is dead wrong about the fact that he was going to be targeted. It is not targeting if you have proven time and time again that you have no regard for the law. That assessment goes back to Hunter’s first real run-in with the law, which was in 1988 when, at 18 years old, he was arrested in Stone Harbor on drug charges. That, too, was brushed under the rug by Daddy.
This proves two things. First, Joe has been covering for Hunter Biden his entire life, a pattern that just culminated in a presidential pardon. Second, Hunter’s drug addiction was not spurred on by the death of his brother, as the media and the Bidens would love to have you believe. No, Hunter has always been a degenerate, enabled by his father’s power. He is privileged because if he did not have political connections, Hunter would have likely spent his entire life in and out of jail. You are not a victim, Hunter, no matter how hard you try to be one. And you surely are not a tough guy. You are just a spoiled rich kid who has been protected by Daddy his entire life.
