Given the fact that hunter biden is being given a free pass on his crimes right in front of our faces, this probably will not come as a surprise. But here it is anyway.
From John Solomon’s latest article at justthenews.com:
An IRS document from early 2022 states Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss’ office signed off on bringing a felony tax evasion case against Hunter Biden that stretched back to 2014 and money from Ukraine, creating fresh intrigue as to how the president’s son ultimately escaped more serious charges and got a plea deal on tax misdemeanors involving conduct years later.
The document, a prosecution “conclusions and recommendations” memo, escaped much notice when it was released last month by the House Ways and Means Committee along with the testimony of IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley.
But it is taking on new significance now that Weiss has issued several carefully crafted statements to Congress appearing to contradict Shapley and a second whistleblower’s account of what when in the case.
Shapley and a publicly unnamed colleague were the top two IRS agents on the Hunter Biden tax case and they told Congress in a transcribed interview that Weiss’ office wanted to bring a felony tax case against Hunter Biden charging him for crimes dating to 2014 but was turned down by his Joe Biden-appointed colleagues in Washington and Los Angeles where the alleged crimes occurred.
The article continues. But I assume you get the idea.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump is being charged with every possible crime Biden and his Democrat pals can come up with – including holding classified documents at his home (which Joe Biden is indisputably guilty of but no one is doing a thing about; what a surprise). About the only thing left that Trump hasn’t been charged with is jaywalking – and I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re working on a way to add it to the list.
This is the kind of stuff that Venezuela’s nicolás maduro or Nicaragua’s daniel ortega would be very comfortable with. But not me. And, I hope for your sake, not you either.
This is not the country I grew up in. It is not the country I thought I knew.
I want the United States of America back. I wonder if that’s even possible anymore.
