More Biden Family Corruption

In truth, I have no expertise into, and even less understanding of tax law. So I will not opine on the matter of Joe and Hunter Biden’s intricate financial arrangements. I do believe that the story just published by The Daily Mail looks like yet another instance of Biden family corruption. 

It will not come as a surprise to many of you. And I trust that the mainstream media will bury the story as quickly as it can. In addition, given the level of corruption made manifest in Merrick Garland’s work at the Justice Department, the chances of Biden family derelictions leading to a just outcome are very slim indeed.

So, here is the opening of the Daily Mail article. The paper has provided the email evidence, for your delectation:

President Joe Biden could become embroiled in an FBI investigation of Hunter's finances, experts say, as emails reveal the father and son shared accounts and paid each other's bills. 

Emails recovered by DailyMail.com from Hunter's abandoned laptop between Hunter and Eric Schwerin, his business partner at consultancy Rosemont Seneca, show Schwerin was working on Joe's taxes, discussing the father and son paying each other's household bills, and even fielding requests for a book deal for the then-vice president, as well as managing the donation of Joe's senate papers to the University of Delaware.

It is unclear why Schwerin had this intimate role in the vice president's affairs rather than government officials in the Office of the Vice President.

Hunter's claim that he and his father shared a bank account also raises serious questions whether funds from the alleged joint account were used for Hunter's May 2018 week-long bender with a prostitute in a Hollywood hotel.

Last December, Hunter admitted in a public statement that he was under federal investigation over his tax affairs.

A former federal prosecutor and expert on money laundering and criminal tax law tells DailyMail.com that if money was flowing between Hunter and his father, that could make Joe a target of the probe – but that investigators would have a tough time sitting down with the president.