[Jagermonster]

Excerpted per rules. Also, from another article linked in this one:

3. If Hunter Biden’s role wasn’t illegal, was it ethical?

It was not ethical, according to Sarah Chayes, author of “Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security.” In an Atlantic opinion piece, she suggests that Burisma was using the Biden name to scrub its reputation and Hunter Biden was cashing in. She sees the Ukraine case as an example of a global culture of U.S. “consultants” – including former Obama and Bush officials – being paid large sums to help legitimize theft, by “trading on their connections and their access to insider policy information – usually by providing services to kleptocrats...,” she writes.

Just because there is no evidence that something is illegal doesn't make it right.

[Billthedrill]

Here's some evidence from a thread last evening.

Biden's Brother Awarded $1.5B Contract To Build Homes In Iraq. It turns out the Bidens have done very well - mind you, this is his brother James, not his son Hunter, although with regard to THIS STORY the both of them were involved with some very naughty financial business while Joe was VP. James was as qualified to advise on home construction as Hunter was to advise on oil. Which is to say, not at all.

[vrtom]

So we can ask each Democrat this question:
Do you think it was okay for Democrats to ask a foreign government (Britain) for dirt on an election rival (Trump), which was provided in a false
dossier?

[MinuteGal]

President Trump is being sued to reveal his IRS tax returns for the past 10 years.

Wouldn't it be fun to see the tax returns of Biden, the Clintons and Obama from the date they were sworn into office up-to-and-including this year?

Leni