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"Let's go brandon"
...not named Hunter Biden. >

Hunter Biden should just resign from public office and end all the inquiries. >

What public office is he supposed to resign from, exactly?
Edit: Looks like I missed the /s on that huh >

That's the joke >

"Unless they just happened to be related to my political opponent." >

With documented ties to multinational corporations that only hired them because of daddys last name >

And? Did you think anything else with these groups of people? Nepotism is like a religion with the elite.
Invanka, Jared, etc? Im sure they got their WH jobs based on decades of political science degrees and experience. >

Conservative, conspiracy, the Biden shitshow, louder with crowder….a completely unsurprising comment history on this dude. >

Careful, he might go back to Facebook to tell his Q friends and stage a protest in Dallas if you keep picking on him. >

Only when JFK Jr. Comes back. >

Any day now. Just you wait... >

When did Alexander Hamilton come into this? >

Hunter Biden is another Bengazi.
A pile of nothing once you look in to it.
But familiar words to repeat over and over to whip up fake anger for the right. >

It's even more of a nothing compared to Benghazi. Hunter never was near power and nobody died. Even if everything they claim was true, there still be pretty much nothing to fuss about >

I’m a bit confused by this… when you say that Benghazi was a quote “pile of nothing”, what exactly are you referencing? Are you talking about the 2012 siege? I’m really not informed enough on the whole thing apart maybe from reading about it on Wikipedia and watching the krasinski movie. Were there controversies about the siege?
Edit: Don’t really get the downvotes, i’m not American and i was 12 when it happened so I legit had no idea about the whole republicans framing democrats thingy >

Republicans caused the issues that encouraged the attack, made it harder to supply reinforcements to the area then tried to blame democrats over it.  There was a whole trial over it. >

Thanks for the answer, never knew about the trial >

I'm pretty sure some of the republicans putting Hillary on trail were responsible for Benghazi bullshit too. >


Members of the Biden family have a pattern of peddling access to the highest levels of government to enrich themselves, often to the detriment of U.S. interests.

What proof is there of this? >

There’s solid evidence the Trump administration did it. That’s all they need to accuse their opponents of doing it. >

Come on now, we all know Trump and his cronies did nothing wrong. Only a few got sent to actual prison and are only out on the streets due to a presidential pardon….
He drained the swamp…. >

Republican has become such a horrible archetype for a certain kind of person. I stay near the center and see issues on both sides but god damn man….Marjorie Taylor Greene! Ted Cruz? Rudy Ghouliani? The list is too long. Do people vote for them and give them attention and support because they hate themselves and everyone and want the country to go to shit? I don’t get it. >

my thoughts exactly..... and i ask myself, out of all the good intelligent people in this country,  both parties present us with lame-ass candidates in every election.. we end up voting for the one who sucks less than the others. >

He's just a hateful angry republican legislator.  Nothing new here. >

If a Republican told me he/she was lying, I wouldn't believe that either. >

Expect them to lie. Always. >

If they’re not lying, they’re projecting. >

And if they’re not projecting, they’re obstructing. >

Sometimes its all three! >

Hey we can’t do governing but we need to do something or our voters will realize we don’t actually care about them. So, we will stir up a lot of useless crap and sell it on our 24 hour propaganda network as important government business. >

Republicans search for crimes to pretend to have ethics nearly as much as they shamelessly commit and get away with crimes.
Has anyone topped Iran/Contra or human trafficking to Martha's Vineyard? Well, anyone who wasn't a Republican I mean?
Fuck these assholes in an objective and bipartisan manner. I'm already more tired of Hunter's laptop than the Benghaziiiiiiii! or the Butterly Males.
Seriously -- if anyone wants to win this meme war, I would have Hillary start hanging around Hunter Biden to do some photo ops. They should carry around some Etch-a-Sketch's to hand out to reporters with a "Giuliani approved genital graffiti" sticker on it.
So, do we predict two Biden impeachments so the RNC an call it even, or three, because, more is better? And, I get a double bonus if someone suggests we impeach Hunter. I don't think that's too dumb to not happen. >

At this point, the dumber it is the more likely it is to happen. >

Yes. It's like God or Loki is toying with us. 
I've stopped trying to predict things and just thinking of "what is the stupidest thing that could happen based on this data?" Then, THAT is what happens 90% of the time. >

I just target democrats.
P.S. Fuck Ron Johnson!
PPS: Fuck Wisconsin for re-electing this seditious tool. >

Hey man, we tried. Barnes ran a terrible fucking campaign, even if he was a really cool dude. but yeah
FRJ! >

That's a shame about the Barnes campaign. What did he do wrong? >

His ads were hot garbage up until like a week before the election.
They were basically, “I’m a normal hard working guy raised by a middle class family, vote for me.”
Meanwhile, Johnson was putting out ads saying Barnes was a domestic terrorist. >

Holy shit. Combine this with the utter failure of Democratic consultants to do at least basic opposition research on Santos over in NY and it sounds like Democrats need to fire a lot of them. >

The fact that so much of the house leadership is from the NY democrats is the most frustrating thing there. When the state parties that put in massive work got shafted. >

Lol, that’ll be the last time Ronnie steps out of the Fox/Newsmax bubble for an interview.  Dude got grilled and all he had in response was “you guys are biased”.  Never refuted a damn thing. >

He’s spent so much time huffing the propaganda he actually believes it >

Isn't the chain of custody on that laptop severely compromised? >

Yes. I believe the fbi said as much. >

But they’re going ahead full speed anyway. Glad to see they’re tackling all those critical issues they ran on in 2022. >

Well, sure. They obviously already fixed inflation and climate change, right? Now it's on to what's really important; the right to have a smoke in the capitol building and Hunter Biden's penis. >

So why the obsession with Hunter Biden anyway? Is it an extension of the emails, and the birther thing? Just one more new conspiracy theory without any real evidence that we're really going to waste billions of tax dollars on? >

Grasping at the thinnest of straws.
The GOP is still trying to link Hunter Biden's involvement with Burisma to Joe Biden's trip to Ukraine to convince the President of that nation to fire their top prosecutor.
The catch is that Hunter was no longer on the Burisma board, Joe Biden was sent in an official diplomatic capacity by the US government with the backing of several of the GOP congressmen who are now trying to use it against him, and the efforts were in order to replace a corrupt individual with one who would actually investigate Burisma.
So if they do any investigation into that, or just read the numerous well written articles about it, they would come to the same conclusions.
But it's not about telling the full story.
It's about taking a bunch of fragments of a story, and assembling them without most of their relevant context, into a conspiracy.
I liken it to taking a 500 pieceJigsaw puzzle portrait, and rather than assembling it into a portrait of a famous person, they take 20-30 pieces and hammer them together into a monstrous Pablo Picasso esque rendition of a person, and then present that to the world as evidence of corruption. The only corruption is their distortion of reality. >

"I only participated in the insurrection for 10 minutes" -RJ >

Every 10 minutes >

Really taking on the issues American’s are most concerned about. This is really gonna help us out >

Who knows, maybe proving Hunter Biden did...something...will curb inflation and end the wealth gap! /s >

Waiting for the republican erotic fan fic of hunter biden to leak with how much they obsess over this unrelated non-government private citizen. >

Rule of thumb that doesn't work across the board but does most the time. If a Republican says something. You can assume the opposite is the truth. >

Let’s also start targeting trump family and kushners too! >

Other than political grandstanding, what is it these morons are actually looking for? Some piece of evidence that says he betrayed his nation to a foreign country like Donald Trump did? >

The whining about hunter Biden is pathetic >

Let’s just impeach hunter and get this over with. >

when u mention by name over and over. Clearly do.. and Hunter is a private citizen.. not political official. so why are u tar getting him.. No ethics committee will inquire. WASTE OF TIME BY USELESS GOP >

Yeah.  They say they're protecting democracy, too. >

Hunter Biden needs to compare himself to Jared Kushner every single answer. >

Fuck all republicans >

They're going to target anyone with a perceived "D" in front of their name.  I hope the people that put them in office reflect on all the shit they didn't do once reelection time comes around.  What a waste of taxpayer money. >

They really can't wait to show everyone Hunter's junk >

Well yea, he's targeting the biden crime syndicate! /s >

“I don’t target individuals! Hunter Biden is actually a code name for a collection of squirrels operating a Hunter Biden mech suit!” >

They are saying that they do not consider Hunter Biden to be an individual. They see him as an extension of ~~Brandon~~ Joe. >

Whose Brandon? >

Joe Biden >

Is Brandon is middle name or something?