[xzins]

A month after his humiliating discharge from our military, Biden’s coke-abusing party boy was appointed to the board of director of Ukraine’s largest private gas producer, Burisma Holdings, owned by a powerful Russian government sympathizer, who had fled to Russia that year. It’s also the same company a top Ukranian prosecutor was investigating for corruption before he was fired — at the behest of Papa Biden, according to Joe himself, who bragged about threatening to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees to Ukraine during a Council of Foreign Relations speech in 2018.

How many think Biden will be the eventual democrat nominee?

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks to Bon mots for the above.

[DungeonMaster]

bookmark.

[SunkenCiv]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3746001/posts

[combat_boots]

The teeth on Biden, HRC, and Pelosi have looked just odd to me for a long time. I realize they’re whitened, etc., but they’re TOO BIG.

[GOPJ]

Ordinary applicants have to meet age restrictions (under 40 at the time he sought the position, now 42). He was 43. Then hapless Hunter needed a second waiver to get a pass for prior cocaine use. Granted! Only six public affairs officers received such direct appointments from the Navy Reserves that year. Amazing, isn’t it, that there wasn’t a single other applicant in America (population: 327 million) with a clean drug history and proper age eligibility to take the slot. But for all that string-pulling effort, Hunter Biden barely served a year. After testing positive for — wait for it — cocaine...

This is no different than corrupt 'elites' (read 'white trash liberal grifters) getting their stupid lazy offspring into the 'best universities'... by dropping bribes.

Yep, the DC, Hollywood, and 'elite' way. Liberals cheating to get themselves and their brats ahead of people in flyover who play by the rules. I'm surprised MSNBC hasn't hired Biden's son ... maybe he can make more money 'dealing' with China...