The Hunter Biden Thread

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Franklin Pierce said:

Stormy Daniels says Hunter Biden looks like 'fun' to party with at White House as Porn Star jokes about Biden family after alleged affair with Trump​


Former porn star Stormy Daniels has said she would like to party with President Joe Biden's scandal-hit son Hunter.

Daniels, real name Stephanie Clifford, told Page Six: 'If I was invited, I wouldn’t say no — but would anybody? I mean, I want to check out the White House.

'I don’t know anybody in there. I’ve had no communications. Although — oh God, here I go again, I’m going to get myself in trouble — Hunter seems like he’d be fun to party with.'

She continued: 'Everybody’s like, "Oh my God, he didn’t pay his taxes, he used [his money] on hookers and blow." I’m like, "Like you wouldn’t do the exact same thing if you thought you could get away with it."'

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Stormy Daniels says Hunter Biden looks like 'fun' to party with

The 44-year-old former porn star, who alleges that she once had an affair with former President Donald Trump, said she would love to spend time at the White House with Hunter Biden.
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Ha! She’s funny. I know if I could do anything I wanted with no repercussions my first dream would certainly be to get some hookers and blow and head to the White House!
 
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hUTch2002 said:
No more or less rich than Hunter doing the same thing. This isn’t a side thing. They all do it. Gee, I wonder why? They’re all freaking crooks and know their fellow crooks wouldn’t dare truly hold them accountable.
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No, it is different. Gym Jordan is a sitting congressman who wants people to comply with Congressional subpoenas; Hunter is a private citizen. In the same way that plagiarism from a college president (Claudine Gay) is a more serious matter than plagiarism from some 19 year old kid attending Harvard. If Harvard wants it's code of conduct to be taken seriously, it's gotta hold those responsible for enforcing it to the same standard. Likewise, if Gymmy Boy wants people to obey Congressional subpoenas, he, as a congressman, should be obeying Congressional subpoenas.
 
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evillawyer said:
No, it is different. Gym Jordan is a sitting congressman who wants people to comply with Congressional subpoenas; Hunter is a private citizen. In the same way that plagiarism from a college president (Claudine Gay) is a more serious matter than plagiarism from some 19 year old kid attending Harvard. If Harvard wants it's code of conduct to be taken seriously, it's gotta hold those responsible for enforcing it to the same standard. Likewise, if Gymmy Boy wants people to obey Congressional subpoenas, he, as a congressman, should be obeying Congressional subpoenas.
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Out of curiosity, can you point me to your post declaring she should resign, before she actually did so? If you can't find that, why can't you?
 
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volfanhill said:
Out of curiosity, can you point me to your post declaring she should resign, before she actually did so? If you can't find that, why can't you?
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evillawyer said:
So this is the guy replacing Gay on an INTERIM basis. Compare his CV to hers. In a different galaxy than Gay. The idea that she was somehow the person most qualified for that role is absolutely laughable.

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You missed this one, Love. I was clearly mourning her departure, right?
 
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evillawyer said:
No, it is different. Gym Jordan is a sitting congressman who wants people to comply with Congressional subpoenas; Hunter is a private citizen. In the same way that plagiarism from a college president (Claudine Gay) is a more serious matter than plagiarism from some 19 year old kid attending Harvard. If Harvard wants it's code of conduct to be taken seriously, it's gotta hold those responsible for enforcing it to the same standard. Likewise, if Gymmy Boy wants people to obey Congressional subpoenas, he, as a congressman, should be obeying Congressional subpoenas.
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Ah, so it’s ok for Hunter. Of course it is. I’m so shocked you tried to justify it.
 
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hUTch2002 said:
Ah, so it’s ok for Hunter. Of course it is. I’m so shocked you tried to justify it.
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I'm not saying it's ok. Both should be obeying a Congressional subpoena. Everyone should be obeying the law, but especially lawmakers that expect others to follow the law.
 
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evillawyer said:
I'm not saying it's ok. Both should be obeying a Congressional subpoena. Everyone should be obeying the law, but especially lawmakers that expect others to follow the law.
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I bet that hurt to type. I agree with lead by example but you seem to only call one side out, at least until I backed you into a corner.
 
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I still haven't heard a reason the deposition has to be private. HB has offered to do one publicly. He is right to be worried that the GOP will leak and distort things from a private one and no compelling reason has been given that it cannot be public.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I still haven't heard a reason the deposition has to be private. HB has offered to do one publicly. He is right to be worried that the GOP will leak and distort things from a private one and no compelling reason has been given that it cannot be public.
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Aren't most all depositions done in private?
 
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lawgator1 said:
Varies, but there is no hard and fast rule. The transcripts are public in a regular court proceeding absent extraordinary circumstances, which require a judicial ruling.
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Wouldn't Hunter be given a transcript of his deposition? If so nothing would stop him from making it public.
 
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