Fall of the house of Biden

There is evidence that President Biden was involved in his son’s foreign deal-making

The hit series “House of Cards” resonated with viewers by its portrayal of Washington politicians as ruthless, dishonest, and amoral.

One can debate, as Oscar Wilde did, whether life imitates art or vice versa. But Americans have come to view their political leaders with the kind of cynicism that is richly deserved. It’s where perception intersects reality.

Our current president and his influence peddling son have created their own drama. Let’s call it “House of Biden.” It’s the story of greed and corruption. And much like the Hollywood production of “Cards,” the media was complicit in manipulating facts and covering up the truth.

Whether the “House of Biden” will fall depends on whether a Delaware grand jury decides to issue indictments. If Hunter Biden is charged with money laundering, fraud, and/or foreign lobbying crimes—as he should be—his father Joe Biden will likely be implicated in some manner.

Hunter’s infamous laptop contains a trove of incriminating documents and emails that constitute compelling evidence of multiple enrichment schemes with foreign entities that forked over millions of dollars for access to Joe Biden and his potential influence. Interested parties in Russia, Ukraine, and China stood to benefit.

To ensure that the current criminal investigation is not as compromised as the Bidens, a special counsel must be named to guard the legal process from wanton presidential interference.  As a political appointee, Attorney General Merrick Garland cannot be trusted to keep his foot off the scales of justice.

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