President Joe Biden's disreputable, drug-addled son Hunter recently decided to sell his "Art," which sparked a round of hand-wringing over the ethical implications.
As CNN reports, "The White House was involved in forming an agreement between a SoHo New York Gallery owner, Georges Bergès, and Hunter Biden in an effort to address any ethics concerns."
Hunter's art deal is also very much like the Biden Burisma scandal, whereby Hunter was handed an incredibly lucrative do-nothing job on the board of this corrupt Urkanian energy company, despite his having zero experience in the energy business.
The only difference between the Bidens' influence-peddling schemes and the Clintons' is that Biden seems mainly interested in enriching his son, not himself.
We just learned that Biden appears to have been a "Direct beneficiary" of Hunter's nefarious foreign business dealings, according to an ongoing investigation into the contents of Hunter's laptop by the Government Accountability Institute.
In any case, if you want proof that Hunter's "Art" sale is nothing more than a thinly veiled bribery scheme, just follow the money.
Does anyone seriously doubt that Joe won't know who forked over half a million dollars for one of Hunter's paint blotches, expecting something in return from the Biden administration?
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Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Want Proof That Hunter Biden's 'Art' Sale Is An Influence-Peddling Scam?
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