What do these guys know that we’ll probably never know?
One can imagine corruption and malfeasance and legal exposure on a cosmic scale.
Tagged: corruption
The bad news keeps coming.
The intention via the Hunter Biden plea deal that a federal judge rejected last week was to cloak a growing pile of evidence that the “Big Guy” himself is the most corrupt president in our nation’s 234 years as a Constitutional republic.
What 9/11 wrought.
Armed with the fearsome powers of surveillance that the bureau acquired following 9/11, the FBI has nearly unlimited power to protect those whom it favors while destroying those that it does not.
The big question that won’t go away.
If Trump knew they were coming for him, what was he doing having sensitive documents in his possession? Why hand your opposition a club with which they can beat you to death?
Two bad stories in one.
It’s the biggest government corruption story in living memory. It’s the media actively avoiding it.
Epic corruption.
The story of Biden family corruption gets worse by the day, and soon will force us to cover our noses and mouths lest we be overcome by the stench.
Without shame.
It is indisputably true that Democrats bearing the last names Clinton, Obama and Biden have enriched themselves both personally and politically while simultaneously enriching and emboldening Vladimir Putin.
USA: Setting the standard in political corruption.
The last people on Earth who should be commenting on official corruption are members of this administration.
The media avoids yet another big story.
Two weeks before a hotly contested election, the legacy media and social media are contorting themselves to quash a massive story of corruption by the Biden family.
Fleeing the Land of Lincoln.
It seems that folks are fleeing Illinois in droves – more than 71,000 net out-migration since 2016.
Another day, another sex scandal.
What a cliché the ruling class sex scandal has become. They all follow the same pattern. Revelation. Denial. Cover-up. Confession. If only the pattern continued to its next logical step. Resignation. But, alas, it never does.