Hunter Biden

The President’s family has defended him by invoking his past. But these arguments aren’t landing, since the case against his Presidency is that he isn’t even capable of leading as he could twelve months ago.

“It defies imagination to think that this is a case that would have existed in any other context than the context of Biden being in the White House,” Susan B. Glasser says. 

The portrait that has cohered at his Wilmington trial is of a precious commodity, a man whom others conspire lovingly to shield.

“A Big Russian Intelligence Op” flops on Capitol Hill.

The President’s son is a ubiquitous topic of conversation. But, in four Biden-family memoirs, silence is the undercurrent that tugs at a voluble, demonstrative clan.

Eager to shift attention from the crimes and malfeasances of their own likely Presidential candidate, Republicans are more than happy to move the goalposts on the Hunter Biden case.

An agent turned whistle-blower claims that the Bureau was eager to investigate Hunter Biden—but protected Rudy Giuliani.

A stalled plea deal, political missteps of First Families past, and Speaker McCarthy’s step toward impeaching the President over his son.

How the previously untold history of the Bidens illuminates the story of the President’s second son.

Whether “hypocritical pivot” or pure pragmatism, the President had more than one reason to skip the lectures on democracy.

The White House can now point out that it let the legal process take its course, which is what has happened.

The company’s internal documents were supposed to prove a progressive agenda—mostly, they have exposed the limitations of the platform and its new owner.

The Breitbart film is an amateurish, often batshit satire-cum-thriller-cum-melodrama-cum-propaganda-organ, which switches between modes with the unexpectedness of a Surrealist cutup.

“If both of these things happened, what Hunter did was far worse,” Carlson said.

In the end, the topic that matters isn’t Hunter Biden but the pandemic.

In the most ominous news for the President, if the former Vice-President’s son were somehow prosecuted, convicted, and locked up, voters would still choose him over Trump by a double-digit margin.

The Chinese financial investments that end up funding Trump’s office buildings are the mirror image of the trade deficit that has cost the United States millions of jobs.

“People are worried, they’re scared, and they don’t know where to turn for accurate information,” Sean Hannity said.

Opening the door to witnesses by having Biden testify will likely mean closing the door on whatever defenses Donald Trump might have left.

Parnas was an early supporter of Trump. Now, after investigating Joe and Hunter Biden, he is at the center of the investigation that could result in the President’s impeachment.