[SeekAndFind]

RE: I realized that if Ukraine pursued an investigation into the Bidens and Burisma, it would likely be interpreted as a partisan play

Heck they’re disturbed by this, I am also disturbed by this but with a DIFFERENT reason.

If there is evidence of corruption by the Bidens, should the US government just let it go and ignore it simply because ONE PARTY will be displeased?

Therefore, all one has to do to escape investigations into one’s possible corrupt dealings is to run for President?

Where is adherence to the rule of law here?

[Magnum44]

Here is an interesting question...

It took Biden awhile to decide if he was going to run. I wonder now if his decision was based on investigations that he knew would occur. Consider:

William Barr releases Mueller report in March/April, 2019. Barr says he will investigate origins of investigation.

Biden announces run April 25, 2019.

Hmmmmmm

[familyop]

"If there is evidence of corruption by the Bidens, should the US government just let it go and ignore it simply because ONE PARTY will be displeased?

Therefore, all one has to do to escape investigations into one’s possible corrupt dealings is to run for President?

Where is adherence to the rule of law here?"

That's a very good point.