The Office of the Attorney General of Delaware is doing the bidding of the Biden family once again.
Remember when the Delaware AG Beau Biden extradited that unsavory character, Larry Sinclair, off the stage of a news conference in Washington DC where Sinclair exposed Barry Soetoro’s history of cocaine and gay sex?
Remember that those charges that triggered the extradition were made up by Beau Biden out of whole cloth and were soon dropped?
Remember after this incident, Soetoro picked Brandon, father of Beau, as his VP? That was 2008.
Fast forward to this week where the current Delaware Attorney General, Kathy Jennings, a Brandon family friend and former underling of Beau Biden back in the day, seems to be gearing up to prosecute computer repairman John Paul Mac Isaac for exposing the icky contents of Hunter’s laptop.
Never mind that Hunter signed a repair contract with Mas Isaac agreeing to give up ownership if the laptop was not claimed.
Never mind that the laptop was once described as fictitious and emphatically described as a conspiracy theory and a Russian Information Op by 51 Intelligence officials.
Never mind that Hunter’s attorneys denied Hunter owned the laptop yet contacted Mac Isaac to return it to Hunter.
Never mind that yesterday Hunter’s attorneys affirmed that the laptop not only existed but the data was “stolen” by Mac Isaac.
Never mind that the attorneys reversed themselves today and once again said they are not affirming the laptop data exists, but if it did exist, Mac Isaac stole it - like accusing someone of stealing your pet unicorn.
It seems Hunter’s lawyers are as coherent as Brandon, as eloquent as Kamala, and as burned out as Crack Head Hunter.
It seems Kathy and Beau have the same low level of ethics and the same warped loyalty to Brandon.
Nailed it
Also, remember the time Hunter left official Delaware Attorney General badge and credentials, along with meth, meth pipe and cell phone, in a returned rental car in Arizona in 2016.
The link is to a 23-page report by the Prescott, AZ, police. Citing "Narcotics Offense". That didn't go far.
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