BOMBSHELL: Book to Reveal How Biden Family Siphoned ‘Millions in Taxpayer Cash’

Breitbart ^ | January 9,2020 | Rebecca Mansour

[maddog55]

BOMBSHELL...

An overused word that has lost meaning much like RACIST.

[lowbridge]

Bump

[AlaskaErik]

Stuff like this needs to come out after the DNC convention, not before. Then it will be much harder for the Rats to dump their candidate.

[ptsal]

database and autocorrect

[bitt]

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[Homer_J_Simpson]

How in the HECK do these authors get these books out SO FAST?

The article says he researched this for a year and a half, or something like that. Timely maybe, but not fast.

[eyeamok]

The biggest problem I see is that The ENTIRE LEADERSHIP of Both Parties and the Entire DOJ are CORRUPT CRIMINALS themselves.

move along now, nothing to see...

[cloudmountain]

Well Peter Schweitzer (one author involved here) has been writing one after another on this subject since 2014 starting with Clinton Cash. He wrote about all this Biden corruption two years ago but the media plays dumb.

Nothing new then.

[Osage Orange]

Another Bomb....

Color me shocked...

[volunbeer]

Hopefully this is accurate

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To determine accuracy consider this:

Peter Schweizer has written several books and articles detailing the corruption of Clinton Inc and others. He flat out says it in his movie, “Clinton Cash” (still available on youtube), and in his books.

To my knowledge he has been ignored. Not sued. Ignored. If his information was inaccurate with the highly incendiary charges he has made you can bet that a parade of lawyers would be lined up.

[grey_whiskers]

[Robert DeLong]

That's true, but then again if he had written this when he was in the primary process running for president, it might have produced a different outcome. Since this involves a lot of candidates in the primary, all Democrats, then it might just make a difference in their primary process leading to a brokered convention. What a brokered convention would result in a very fractured Democrat base. Neither Warren or Sanders would win a brokered convention. Possibly either Biden or perhaps even Bloomberg would be the likely pick. 8>)

You shouldn't always look at bombshells as leading to convictions, even though they should. Instead think of the possibilities. 8>)

[Robert DeLong]

I think the overwhelming majority are sick and tired of family members of politicians, and even politicians, engaging in ripping off the American public. Which will reflect badly for them in elections. You never know who might be swayed if they see the evidence. Besides that Republicans can play off of the corruption with attack ads. That is if Republicans are smart enough to play off of those accusations to sway voters. 8>)

Convictions are not the only game in town, just the more preferred. 8>)

[Cboldt]

-- Convictions are not the only game in town ... --

Exactly so. And many people leap to the conclusion that "accountable" means being indicted for a crime. I'm of a view that other than process crimes, much of what the government did (in particular perpetrate a non-violent sedition involving leaks and lies to the public) is not a crime. It's an in your face breach of public trust by the government, but the government is not capable of holding itself accountable, any more than any other criminal is capable of holding himself accountable. It's up to some outside force to assert power over the government.

[volunbeer]

At some point all of this either leads to convictions, fines, and public shaming or we have effectively lost the nation to a ruling class who enrich themselves just like the dictators they criticize.

I think there are many republicrats who are in on this game as well although most of them are small fry compared to the last two democrat Presidents. Obama’s book deal stinks to high heaven and the slush fund masquerading as a charity sets the high water mark for graft in the world.

[Robert DeLong]

No doubt the problem exists on both sides of the aisle. The question is, on which side does it exist more frequently? The book seems to point to the Democrat side of the aisle, at least as far as what was offered in the article quoting from the book. 8>)

The problem is, coming from a book and not followed through by the legal system, or even followed through by the legal system but unable to make the case, is the sticking point that may allow them to escape.

[ronnie raygun]

We know who they are and the jail cells are still empty, we are like mushrooms fed sh## and kept in the dark and even when we are hit with the 1 millionth BOMB SHELL report they still roam free, amazing

[RatRipper]

I agree. Thieves in government are just common thieves on a wholesale level. Their dishonest activities are bankrupting the nation, in and out of government, selling out the best interest of the citizens to pad their pockets. . . egregiously broken trust.

[newbie 10-21-00]

“ The book reportedly took a year and a half to research”.

A year and a half is not fast in my neck of the woods.

[newbie 10-21-00]

Back in the day, that’s what the Press did., today, not no much. The “old, dead white guys” we’re pretty smart hen they set it it up that way. Too bad it went south about 50 years ago.