Posted on 03/07/2023 8:10:38 PM PST by know.your.why
Hush money to someone?
Simple solution: He’ll settle on the court house steps. He ain’t revealin’ nothin’.
No federal law enforcement will touch Hunter. The FIB has had his laptop since 2019. Also, they will have a bench trial which means no jury. If he gets the right judge, Hunter will walk away scot free.
But texts retrieved from his notorious abandoned laptop proved that she was in fact on the payroll at Rosemont Seneca, Hunter’s investment firm.
So she may not be a stripper as we are repeatedly told?
Not proof of the occupation, just who cut the check.
In a way, it is just as good that little girl has nothing to do with her “grandfather” who has been shown to be a pervert and a traitor.
In a way she deserves child support, but strictly speaking, the mother and daughter would be better off avoiding the Bidens altogether.
Mama needs to get right with the Lord and stay far away from that family of reprobates.
He may have the bulk of his criminal wealth stored somewhere hinky and can't get his hands on it without scrutiny. Hopefully it was with FTX and he lost it.
Are family matters not closed to the public in that forum? If so, this is too good!
Never liked that name. It demonizes the innocent baby.
Got to love a son like that, heh Biden. Crack head dead beat daddy.
...and LOVE CHILD doesn’t?
We’ve all heard the phrase: “A rose, by any other name, would smell just as sweet.”
I’d like to propose a new one: “A rose, by any other name, would be called something else.”
Not so much.
bastard - adjective usually offensive : born to parents who are not married to each other NOTE: This sense of bastard has not always been offensive. In fact, it was a relatively neutral term until as recently as the late 20th century, when it began to take on its offensive status. This shift coincided with a positive change in societal attitudes towards unmarried parents and a lessening of the social stigma of having children outside of marriage. The word bastard is still used relatively neutrally in historical references and historical fiction, but is usually considered offensive when used in present-day contexts to describe a child born to parents not married to each other.
Don't need the English lesson, Elsie.
The definition is not in question.
At least with 'love-child' there is the word 'love'.
Yet another word that has been kidnapped and bastardized by the Left.
Have a good day, Elsie.
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