Hunter’s New Groove: How to Dodge Consequences with Dad’s Help

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Well, isn’t this just the cherry on top of the political sundae? President Joe Biden, after swearing up and down that he’d let the justice system do its thing, decides to whip out his presidential eraser and wipe his son’s slate clean. Hunter Biden, the prodigal son with a knack for finding every conceivable way to screw up, gets a get-out-of-jail-free card. Nepotism? In Washington? I’m shocked!

Let’s rewind this soap opera. Hunter, bless his heart, manages to get himself tangled in tax evasion and gun charges. The kind of stuff that would land any average Joe (pun intended) in a cell faster than you can say “double standard.” But wait! Here comes Dad, cape fluttering, to save the day. Because nothing says “justice” like bending the rules for your own flesh and blood.

And the timing? Oh, it’s impeccable. Right as the Biden administration is packing up its boxes, out comes the pardon pen. It’s like waiting until the last minute to do your homework, except this assignment involves the integrity of the nation’s highest office. But who cares about appearances when family is involved, right?

Now, let’s talk about the message this sends. To every American who’s ever faced the music for their mistakes, the tune now is: “If only your dad were president.” It’s a heartwarming tale of how, in the land of the free, all men are created equal—unless, of course, you’re part of the political elite.

But don’t worry, folks. This isn’t a sign of systemic corruption or anything. It’s just a father looking out for his son. Because when you’re the leader of the free world, personal feelings should absolutely take precedence over pesky things like the rule of law and ethical governance.

In conclusion, let’s all give a round of applause for this masterclass in political maneuvering. It’s a shining example of how to undermine public trust while keeping a straight face. Bravo, Mr. President. Bravo.

 

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