The Hunter Biden verdict exposes cracks in family’s once-invincible reputation

President Biden’s re-election campaign suffered a major blow on Tuesday when Hunter, his son, was found guilty of three felony charges by a Delaware jury. Read more

Ironically, the fate of the president, known for his anti-gun stance, may be influenced by the firearms convictions of his son. Individuals buying firearms are required to declare they do not use illegal drugs. Hunter was convicted of lying on this form and possessing a gun while using illegal substances.

Despite claims that Hunter was not using illicit drugs at the time of the purchase, evidence shows otherwise. Joe Biden’s past involvement in anti-drug policies has put Hunter in a difficult legal situation.

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Several prior attempts to cover up Hunter’s crimes failed, with the Justice Department’s plea deal falling through due to the judge’s inquiries. Now facing the possibility of up to 25 years in prison, Hunter’s future remains uncertain as the legal process continues.

The repercussions of this verdict on Biden’s re-election campaign are significant, casting doubt on the president’s credibility and integrity in the eyes of the public.

While the outcome of this trial may not immediately impact Biden’s presidency, it sets the stage for potential legal challenges ahead, including a pending tax case against Hunter. The involvement of foreign payments and family racketeering could further complicate the situation for President Biden.

Amidst these controversies, Hunter remains hopeful for recovery and redemption through faith. As the nation awaits the verdict of the upcoming election, the political landscape may see a shift based on the outcome of these legal proceedings.

James Bovard’s latest book is “Last Rights: The Death of American Liberty.”