I’ve invented a new word. Hunterbidening.
Hunterbidening is when you take someone clearly guilty of serious crimes and hand that person a “deal” that ignores the gravity of those crimes and, instead, offers a punishment that is dramatically below what it should have been.
As you have probably guessed, the new word was inspired by that “deal” hunter biden was supposed to have gotten for his felonious activities – no jail time and a fine that, given the millions he (and other family members) accumulated off the power and influence of then-Vice President Papa Joe, could, figuratively speaking, come out of his petty cash drawer.
And now we have ray epps.
ray epps was a key figure in the January 6th incursion. There is video of him proactively, aggressively, getting people to break the law and enter the Capital Building.
According to Josh Christenson’s article for the New York Post:
Epps was seen in video footage speaking with “Stop the Steal” rallygoers the night before the riot and later entering a restricted area at the Capitol.
“I’m gonna put it out there. I’m probably gonna go to jail for this. Tomorrow, we need to go into the Capitol! Into the Capitol!” Epps said, earning accusations then from onlookers — and later from Republican lawmakers — that he may have been a “fed” attempting to instigate the riot.
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson later ran segments that showed Epps’ exhortation, along with other footage of Epps directing protesters to the Capitol and whispering to one before breaching a barricade.
Other January 6th participants/inciters have been sentenced to years in jail for less than what you just read.
But Ray Epps – who, again, may well have been acting as a federal agent on behalf of Trump-hating people who wanted the January 6th incursion to take place for purely political reasons?
Washington, DC, US Attorney Matthew Graves hit Epps, an ex-leader of the Arizona Oath Keepers, with one misdemeanor count of disorderly or disruptive conduct of government business in a restricted building or grounds, according to a Monday court filing.
Epps faces a potential fine and up to one year in prison if convicted. His attorney, Edward Ungvarsky, told The Post he anticipates his client will plead guilty but declined to comment further.
It is anticipated that Epps will wind up with a no-jail, pay-the-fine-and forget-about-it slap on the wrist.
That, folks is hunterbidening.
What a wonderful, uncompromised Department Of Justice we have under Biden & Co…..
….feel free to wipe the sarcasm off your screen any time.
