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TLDR; "Running total: $3.4 billion" https://dd7hi9rzn9wx17.archive.ph/drmM0/1165634a2f850012d4ed391de7fb8d82d3750381.webp https://dd7hi9rzn9wx17.archive.ph/drm
by gizzlon 1y ago
TLDR; "Running total: $3.4 billion"
https://dd7hi9rzn9wx17.archive.ph/drmM0/1165634a2f850012d4ed391de7fb8d82d3750381.webp https://dd7hi9rzn9wx17.archive.ph/drmM0/1165634a2f850012d4ed...
- codyb 1y agoCue some rambling about the Biden crime family when he hears about this article
- RickJWagner 1y agoIn fairness, the “10% for the Big Guy” issue should be explained.
- avmich 1y agoWhat's that fairness issue?
- RickJWagner 1y agoThe piece might have broadened the scope a bit to remind people of Hunter Bidens escapades, I.e. the $500k no show Ukrainian gas job. Without such information it seems like personal enrichment is something new.
- bediger4000 1y agoWhy? This article is about Trump, the current president. Why drag in an ex-president's son?
- the_gastropod 1y agoI'd never heard this particular line. So had to look it up. According to the Wikipedia entry, assuming this happened at all, it: 1. Happened in 2017, when Joe Biden was a private citizen 2. Was rejected with "an emphatic no" by "the Chairman" (Joe Biden) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunter_Biden_laptop_controversy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunter_Biden_laptop_controvers...
- RickJWagner 1y agoWhy then would the Big Guy have been paid? Why was Hunter paid $500k yearly by a Ukrainian gas company, despite not speaking Ukrainian and having no expertise in the field? It seems where there is smoke, there’s fire, no?