[tired&retired]

This question is common sense.

It needs to be repeated along with the playing of Biden’s quid pro quo threat to withhold a billion dollars if they don’t fire the prosecutor investigating his son.

That alone should win Trump’s case, and much public opinion.

[UnwashedPeasant]

“Come on, man! This has been debunked. That CornPop was a bad dude.”

[bgill]

I still want to know how Biden was or is now Trump’s political opponent. The DNC hasn’t announced his opponent and won’t until July.

[nevadapatriot]

In a normal world, sure. In clown world, no

[cymbeline]

Another poster referred to the media’s “iron curtain of silence” regarding the Bidens and Ukrane.

[ladyjane]

Yes it is.

If you want to know what liberals are doing - listen to what they claim conservatives are doing.

It is call projection.

[Grampa Dave]

Gotta ask again. If the VP was assigned to be point man for foreign policy re Ukraine and then his son gets an unusually lucrative position in that country based on nothing but family connection, wouldn’t that obviously be a corrupt conflict of interest?

Jim, In a sane world: Yes!

[Manic_Episode]

[leaning conservative]

In any other job, yes. The only skill Hunter seems to possess is being excellent at making very bad decisions.

[Vendome]

Good Question, nOOb..../S

[BenLurkin]

https://webmail.lerctr.org/~transit/healy/Uh_Yeah.mp3

[daviscupper]

Yes. It is not rocket science and the MSM and Democrats claim to see nothing wrong with this! Hilarious.

[minnesota_bound]

The democrats would impeach Jim Robinson for asking this question.... : )

[Bryan]

Consider all the facts.

Hunter Biden had just been kicked out of the Navy Reserves for using cocaine. He had no experience in oil & natural gas. He didn’t speak Ukrainian.

But he was hired by Burisma as a member of their board of directors for $50,000 a month.

Why would they do that if he WASN’T peddling influence over his dad?