Most important 10 seconds of Special Counsel David Weiss’ press statement on Hunter Biden conviction:
— Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) June 11, 2024
"As you know, we have additional trials and investigative work to be done. So, I will not entertain questions at this time. Our work continues.”
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N.S.: Does that mean Weiss is investigating Hunter for more of his many crimes, or was he just being teasingly ambiguous?
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Supposedly he has other fishy tales to wrap up.
--GRA
JOE bIDEN AND WHITE HOUSE SPOXnEGRO TELL DIFFERENT STORIES ABOUT A PARDON FOR HUNTER BIDEN
(Breitbart)The White House left open the idea that President Joe Biden might commute Hunter Biden’s pending federal sentence following his gun-related conviction.
There is no immediate date scheduled for Hunter’s sentencing. A two to three-month delay between conviction and sentencing is typical in the federal system.
“As we all know, the sentencing hasn’t even been scheduled yet,” White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters Wednesday.
When asked if there's a possibility a future sentence could be commuted,Jean-Pierre responded,"Right."
Joe Biden told ABC News last week that he would not pardon his son.
GRA:That was last week--or a lie.
--GRA
"Let the name of [Hunter]
be stricken from
every book and tablet...
stricken from all pylons
and obelisks,
stricken from
every monument of [Wash DC.].
Let the name of... [Hunter]
be unheard and unspoken,
erased from
the memory of men...
for all time."
Yea, let it be so and yea make it so.
They offered Robert [Hunter] a plea and he refused. Chickens have come home to roost.
Interpretation: "Joe, we're really asking you to step aside quietly, and if you still don't get the message, we're gonna whack your kid. Again."
Thursday,biden reiterated "no pardon."Then they asked him about a commutation and he said,"No pardon."
Is there a difference?
"I didn't pardon my son,I commuted him."
(laughs from the press)
--GRA
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