Hunter Biden steps down from Chinese board if dad is elected POTUS

It's one thing if your dad is President of the United States, and it's totally another thing if he's Vice President. In the former case, it is absolutely wrong to have your offspring or other family members to profit off your name and position. In the latter case . . . um . . . yeah, in the latter case it's okay if you're Joe Biden.

As former Vice President Joe Biden would say, "C'mon, give me a break."

Hunter Biden 's lawyer released a statement explaining that he is stepping down from his $50,000 a month consulting position from a Chinese-backed private equity company and promises to forego all foreign work if Joe Biden, his daddy, is elected as POTUS in 2020.

See, somehow it wasn't the same thing when daddy was Vice President. Joe didn't have the same incredible clout that he would have received had he been President. Hunter's mere $50,000 a month position with having zero experience would have been much more lucrative for having the same lack of experience if daddy was the president. Had Joe been in Barack's position, Hunter could have been making even more money for sharing daddy's last name and maybe a sharing a doobie or a line too.

Only now is Hunter publicly vowing to avoid conflicts of interest because he knows the public is on to him.

According to a statement released on Hunter's behalf by his lawyer George Mesires, Biden said he’ll resign at the end of the month from the management company of a private equity fund that’s backed by Chinese state-owned entities. He also pledged that he wouldn’t work for any foreign-owned companies or serve on their boards during a potential Biden administration.

So why, I ask again, was it okay to do so when his father was Vice President and was heavily involved in China and Ukraine?

He reiterated that he never discussed his business activities with his father and we know that if he said this, it must be true because liberals never lie.


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