Revealed: Hunter Biden’s Connection to the Mob

Do you think it’s right for a President to be 3 steps away from the Mafia?

That’s the question Joe Biden’s supporters should be asked as much as possible.

In a revelation that would be shocking if Hunter Biden’s bizarre ‘business’ deals weren’t already common knowledge, investigators looking into Biden’s deals in China found a concerning connection…

Biden’s partner in the Chinese investment fund Bohai Harvest RST is directly connected to the Mafia.

In fact, he’s the nephew of infamous gangster Whitey Bulger, formerly second place on the FBI’s Most Wanted list for his ties to at least 19 murders, drug racketeering, and any number of other crimes. 

While there’s no proof linking James Bulger to his uncle’s countless crimes, the connection shows, yet again, just how important it is for the American people to get real answers about Hunter Biden’s business deals.

Tied to Ukrainian companies while his father was in charge of relations with the country, tied to Chinese companies when his father was getting ready to run for President, under investigation for tax issues now his father’s in the White House, and tied to a man with mob connections…

All while nursing a serious crack addiction.

Hunter Biden’s business life would look suspicious if he was just a random guy… the fact that his father is the most powerful man in the world makes the problem infinitely worse.

Of course, whenever trying to defend his actions, Hunter Biden’s played the naivety card for far more than it’s worth… 

In an interview with the New Yorker about his 2013 meetings in China, Biden ridiculously argued that there’s no way the diamond he was given by a Chinese contact could be a bribe because:

“What would they be bribing me for? My dad wasn’t in office”.

If you’ve realized how stupid a claim that is, congratulations, you’re smarter than Hunter Biden. Exactly how stupid do you need to be to decide that no one would be interested in bribing the former Vice President? 

You don’t just vanish when you leave a role as big as Vice President… you’re still able to influence people in the party… and in a good spot to run for President.

In other words, exactly the kind of person you’d want to have influence over. 

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