Joe Biden's Son Hunter Was Kicked Out Of The Navy For Cocaine Use

Business Insider ^ | October 16, 2016 | PAUL SZOLDRA

[wildbill]

Gaffes must be in the Biden family DNA. I look forward to his future campaigns

[Vendome]

[Bogey78O]

Cocaine doesn’t hang around in the system too long. To get popped for it you have to be either very unlucky or use it often.

Weed sticks around for a long time and is what gets most people busted.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Acorns don’t fall very far from the tree.

[McBuff]

If you like your cocaine, you can keep your cocaine. (I like to beat dead horses).

If you keep beating, I'll keep laughing!!

[Dr. Ursus]

This is a BFD!

[Mark17]

LOL, hey..., now my smart ass comment looks pale compared to yours!!!

:-)

[Cowgirl of Justice]

Big difference to me 2 young adults having some drinks compared to a full grown man, in the military, snorting coke.

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

How could you expect the spawn of a moron to do anything else.

[Iron Munro]

How the heck did he ever get a commission in the first place?

[skimbell]

Flight engineer on a Minuteman III.

[uglybiker]

(I like to beat dead horses).

If you like your dead horse, you can beat your dead horse.

[forgotten man]

I want a direct commission as a Naval officer too. I have special skills in public relations. I can hang out at the officers club and greet people at the bar with the best of them.

[nascarnation]

If you don’t have a close relative in the Obama regime, your resume is deficient.

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

Jeee Haawww!!!!

[Chode]

and the RATS, take another one in the.........HA ha!!!

[itsahoot]

Thank goodness he didn't participate in a drunken brawl at a party. </s>

[shove_it]

A 44 year old butter bar? Must be a new record.

[elcid1970]

This is beyond even Biden-stupid. I served on an `admin sep’ board for years as a reservist.

Anyone who popped hot for cocaine didn’t have the self control to not use a few days before drill. Pot is fat soluble & remains detectable for up to 30 days after use.

Administrative separation of an officer for illegal drug use usually results in general discharge, other than honorable conditions, but often gets appealed to honorable (VA bennies unaffected).

If I had command authority, it would be a field grade Article 15 for an officer using illegal s***.

Again, how stupid of someone to gain a commission at an advanced age, & then blow it at his very first drill assembly. Urinalysis has been a regular weekend event for reservists at least since Desert Storm.

I p**ed in the bottle almost every month of my final year in the reserves. Luck of the random selection process. Big deal.

[BAW]

“The rules don’t apply to me” attitude of entitled liberals.