I am sick and tired of there being one set of rules for people with the last name Clinton, Biden, etc. and another set of the rules for the rest of us.
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I love being a congressman. But the role I am most proud of was wearing the Navy uniform. It took me years of application and processing – I got rejected 5 times – to be commissioned as an officer in the Reserve. The day I swore in was one of the greatest of my life.
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Almost at the exact same time, a 43-yr-old Hunter Biden decided to pursue military service. Like me, he wanted to join the Navy Reserve. Too old, he got a waiver to join because his dad was VP. He was accepted immediately.
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Then he received another waiver. This time, for a drug-related incident. But because he was a Biden, he stayed.
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Three strikes, you’re out. Hunter Biden popped a drug test and tested positive for cocaine in 2014. The Navy discharged him. He said it was “the honor of my life to serve in the U.S. Navy.” Yeah, right. wsj.com/articles/biden
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Special treatment and nepotism are the consistent themes running through the story of Hunter Biden’s life. If he and his father are guilty of corruption, we need to know. had every right to ask Ukraine to investigate.
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It’s especially rich that the media and Democrats pretend to care about this supposed “election interference.” The Obama admin – where Biden was VP – had the FBI obtain a secret warrant to spy on the Trump campaign. Where’s the outrage?
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