From ‘You Are a Biden’ to He’s ‘an Inmate’ — Hunter Throws Devon Archer Under the Bus

The younger Biden’s aggressive new legal and public relations strategy now involves denigrating his former close friend, who spoke about how he and Hunter created the ‘illusion of access’ to President Biden in order to extract millions of dollars from foreign clients.

AP/J. Scott Applewhite
Hunter Biden's former close friend, Devon Archer, was sentenced to prison for a year and a day for the same fraud scheme in which Jason Galanis was implicated. AP/J. Scott Applewhite

As Hunter Biden’s legal and public relations strategy takes an even more pugilistic turn, one of his attorneys is now telling members of Congress that they cannot trust the word of a former Biden business associate, Devon Archer, whom the first son’s team is now referring to as “an inmate.” Archer and Mr. Biden were close friends and partners in international business affairs for years. 

In a letter sent to the House Oversight Committee on Tuesday announcing the first son would publicly testify, Mr. Biden’s attorney, Abbe Lowell, describes Archer as “an inmate convicted for his involvement in a tribal bond scheme that never involved Hunter.” 

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