Hunter Biden Gets an Excuse To Avoid Being Questioned

And recent events draw investigators further away from the president.

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Special Counsel David Weiss during a press conference on May 3, 2018, at Wilmington, Delaware. Suchat Pederson/The News Journal via AP, file

From what I gather, conservatives are rejoicing over the nine charges filed in the 56-page grand jury indictment against the President’s son Hunter Biden by federal prosecutor David Weiss. It’s a pretty seamy indictment and I’m sure Hunter Biden’s not too happy about it and I’m sure his father isn’t thrilled either.

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