The seemingly never-ending Hunter Biden laptop scandal took a new twist in late October when America First Legal (AFL), a conservative alternative to the uber-liberal Americans Civil Liberties Union, filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) alleging a “coordinated communication” and an “unreported in-kind contribution” to the 2024 Biden presidential campaign, in violation of federal law.
As I suggested, the laptop scandal itself is “old news.” As my colleague Nick Arama wrote in March 2022:
We’ve known since 2020 that the Hunter Biden laptop was real. But liberal media did all they could to downplay the reality of it, even when you had video of Hunter on the laptop engaged in all kinds of disreputable things, because it was October 2020, just before the election and they wanted Joe Biden to win.
Bingo, then — bingo, still.
In its complaint, the AFL (founded by former Trump White House whizkid Stephen Miller) wrote:
[The] evidence suggests that the respondents failed to disclose coordinated expenditures constituting in-kind donations with respect to the infamous ‘Letter of 51’ former intelligence officials claiming that the Hunter Biden laptop story had ‘all the classic earmarks’ of Russian disinformation.
Lest you forget, the “letter of 51” was signed by 51 former intelligence officials who asserted in 2020— with zero evidence — that the laptop was Russian disinformation.
Among the signatories were former Central Intelligence Agency Director John Brennan, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, former CIA director and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, and former George W. Bush official, DNI Michael Hayden, a vocal detractor of Donald Trump.
(Adam Schiff was unavailable for comment.)
The complaint asserts that the 2020 Biden for President campaign, the Biden Victory Fund, the Biden Action Fund, and the Democratic National Committee, should have reported their coordinating efforts to the FEC.
Go look at those 51 signatures. They are .all luciferian scum