(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) Drug addict and President Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, caught a ride to his court date to accept a plea deal for charges of tax evasion and a firearms offense with the Secret Service motorcade, Red State reported.
Joined by Kevin Morris, Hunter’s bong-ripping lawyer, the president’s son traveled to plead guilty to federal crimes in style.
Yet as Hunter pursues a number of recreational activities, the leftist media has continually insisted that he must be allowed to act as a private citizen, whether it be in the sales of his mediocre art for large sums of money, or his foreign business dealings.
And the press secretary refuses to answer questions today on Hunters court case, because he's just a "private citizen" going to court and its an "ongoing investigation".
— M_C_Fer_Son (@MC_Fer_Son) July 27, 2023
The most recent claim that Hunter is a private citizen was made by White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, who used the label to avoid talking about his trial at a recent press conference.
“I know many people have been following the news in Delaware today and are going to have a lot of questions. And so, here’s what I’ll say at the top before I turn it over to my colleague, the admiral. Hunter Biden is a private citizen, and this was a personal matter for him,” Jean-Pierre said.
But in an unexpected turn of events, the plea deal collapsed, leading to Hunter Biden’s not guilty pleas to two federal tax crimes.
District Judge Maryellen Noreika reportedly asked a number of scathing questions, leading to the alternative arrangements.
“It seems to me like you are saying ‘just rubber stamp the agreement, Your Honor.’ … This seems to me to be form over substance,” the judge said.
Noreika gave defense lawyers and prosecutors 30 days to explain why she should accept the deal.
Reporting live from the Delaware courthouse, CNN correspondent Kara Scannell began covering for Hunter.
“The judge didn’t understand exactly what this plea agreement was covering, because it seemed to be all-encompassing,” Scannell said.
