Same could be said for every politician and big businessmen.
Someone actually finally wrote a book about Biden? I’m shocked.
Nice.
But I want to see the insiders’ tell-all scandal books. Where are they?
The Biden and Harris versions of....The “Anonymous” white cover Warning to America one, Stormy Daniel’s scum sheet, Gen Kelly and Comey’s virtue signaling self-love fests.
Where are the mothers of the little girls sniffed?
That woman not afraid to come forward about sexual harassment.
Any servant in the WH who hears Jill berating the babbling Joe.
And how about the unethical and self-righteous quacks called psychologists and psychiatrists who had a little march with placards to say we were in danger if Trump were not removed under the 25th Amendment? With sage diagnoses entirely from reading AP and watching CNN and MSNBC and ever having interviewed or tested him.
I’ll buy the books. Where are they?
Maybe I will get this book. What I am most interested in is how the hell did a moron with a double digit IQ, a moron who can barely speak, rise this far in US politics? This is like some kind of demented take on that Peter Sellers movie “Being there”
The Bidens .... and ALL of that ilk.....are Space-Occupying Lesions of a different pathology ...........more of a malignancy, an abscess on the body politic.
Biden’s a creation of Dumb Delaware Democrats......and massive voter fraud.
Biden’s always been a dolt, on the wrong side of every national security issue and foreign policy stance.
He’s always been known to be a liar, pedophile, plagiarist, thief and on the take........AND heads the Biden Crime Family.
Add in his crackhead son........an “earner” in mob parlance.......now a renowned painter /s.
Then there’s drJill......gag.
GWB speechwriter penned a scathing Op-Ed criticizing Biden for repeatedly invoking son Beau’s death.
‘Biden is not a Gold Star father and should stop playing one on TV’...........
Beau Biden was a noncombatant lawyer reservist .......he died 15 years ago of brain cancer after returning home from a one year tour as JAG in Iraq.
Biden himself had six draft deferments for school and marriage during the Vietnam War, he never served.
I assume this is how most if not all of the Washington Royals do business. Maybe not exactly, but using family members to trade on their names and influence.
How else are they going grow wealthy on that paltry salary they are paid?
I wish I could say this was being sarcastic, but is their excuse.
If someone is a liberal, then nothing is illegal or unethical. Riles only apply to conservatives and jews
How Joe Biden helped build a financial system
great for Delaware banks and terrible for the rest of us.
TIM MURPHY, MOTHER JONES, NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2019 ISSUE
SNIP
Though he’s now a MULTI-millionaire thanks to (he says) book sales and speaking fees, Biden has long positioned himself as the champion of the middle class, a scrappy kid from Scranton who’s fought the good fight for decades. His adopted home state is part of that identity too—an unglamorous enclave of scrapple and toll roads, the Acela Corridor’s own Flyover Country. But as he pursues his third and likely final quest for the Democratic presidential nomination, his record haunts him, because the interests of Delaware are often at extreme odds with everyone else’s.
Biden did not create this system, but he used his influence to strengthen and protect it. He cast key votes that deregulated the banking industry, made it harder for individuals to escape their credit card debts and student loans, and protected his state’s status as a corporate bankruptcy hub.
Biden’s career in the Senate placed him on the wrong side of some of the biggest financial fights of his generation and brought him into conflict with some of the same rivals he faces today. If you want to understand how Biden became Biden, you have to understand how Delaware became Delaware.
Delaware is a tiny state, and because it is tiny, it has had to get creative to survive. Small countries sell shipping rights, citizenship, and secrecy. Delaware offers an American variation of the same—a legal and administrative sanctuary that allows businesses to do things there that they could not do elsewhere.
The foundation for the state’s economy began with its 1776 constitution, which created a special venue for the handling of business disputes, called the chancery court. But Delaware’s role as America’s corporate epicenter traces back to 1899, when—with the backing of the du Ponts—legislators passed the General Corporation Law, allowing anyone in the United States who wanted to form a company in Delaware to do so. The number of corporations based in the state grew quickly, and when New Jersey—the OG of lax incorporation laws—decided to crack down on trusts, Delaware welcomed the exiles.
The incorporation law made it easy to set up shop in Delaware, and the chancery court made it convenient to stay. Companies knew they’d get a reliable pro-business forum for their disputes. Today, there are nearly twice as many Delaware-incorporated companies as there are Delaware voters, and incorporation fees constitute the second-largest share of the state’s annual revenue.
But Delaware’s windfall comes at the expense of other states. Corporations can place their profits in Delaware-based holding companies to avoid paying taxes in the places where they actually operate. Delaware LLCs can also be incorporated anonymously via third-party agents, stifling transparency. “Setting up a company in Delaware,” the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy says, “requires less information than signing up for a library card.”