Hunter Biden to plead guilty to federal criminal tax charges

a reply to: frogs453

I have not seem or noticed such...the fact that you seem to leads me to believe its a detail you pay attention to. I am not casting you as anything...you are doing it to yourself...in fact you seem to be casting yourself worse and worse the more you try to talk.

a reply to: RickyD

Oh believe me. I pay very close attention here. Which is why I know how ATS members have sudden outrage often and can usually predict it will occur with certain topics. Especially as I have raised those topics and was denigrated for "supporting" certain groups or activities. I knew when it came around to bite them, that there would be indignation. I tried to warn them that certain things were not good even though it was against people they didn't like. No one wanted to hear it.

Well, here we go again.

a reply to: RickinVa

Two-tiered in the sense of democrats favored over republicans. Of course politics plays a role, but I was trying to say that the main difference in the justice system is between the rich and powerful.

Whereas, both Trump and Biden are rich and powerful, whom will both be likely treated differntly than the average joe.

a reply to: frogs453

Its not that he was charged with crimes and got off light. We all knew that would happen eventually. Do you honestly think you would have received the same treatment if you had been charged with the same crimes?

The problem is that the whole world knows the bidens are crooked as hell. The multiple crackhead laptops were not going away any time soon. The longer it took the DOJ and the rest of the inept alphabet agencies to level charges the worse they looked and the more their practically non-existent credibility suffered. So they throw a few petty charges, allow a cushy plea deal, make him fork over a few bucks, and the whole thing gets swept under the carpet, laptops and all.

And before daddy leaves office crackhead likely gets a full pardon.

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Heck maybe his parents gave it to him after he cleaned up. I mean unless you have proof he obtained it by nefarious means, it's pretty moot.

So you're saying that a lifetime public servant and his schoolteacher wife, along with owning multi-million dollar homes, have an extra million laying around to give to their son?

How is that possible?

a reply to: underpass61

It's the new equal justice paradigm.

The DoJ and Biden administration are equal partners to subvert the law and hide bribery charges.

I even said "equal" in the above sentence.

See!

Equal Justice!

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: JinMI

You're right. From 2007 to 2021 Roger Stone hid $2 million from the IRS. His case was resolved civilly. The fact that prosecutors were pursuing criminal charges for Hunter seems to be an anomaly.

Where was the televised CNN raid again?

originally posted by: underpass61

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Heck maybe his parents gave it to him after he cleaned up. I mean unless you have proof he obtained it by nefarious means, it's pretty moot.

So you're saying that a lifetime public servant and his schoolteacher wife, along with owning multi-million dollar homes, have an extra million laying around to give to their son?

How is that possible?

Oh, it's been discussed. The claims of millions of "unkown" dollars in their tax returns. After the VP term he and his wife were given 10 million as 3 book deal. Plus 100,000 per speaking engagement. That's up from the 40,000 Ford was getting in 1977 for speaking deals.

Either one of those could easily pay it. Especially if you've made smart investments.

originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: frogs453

Its not that he was charged with crimes and got off light. We all knew that would happen eventually. Do you honestly think you would have received the same treatment if you had been charged with the same crimes?

The problem is that the whole world knows the bidens are crooked as hell. The multiple crackhead laptops were not going away any time soon. The longer it took the DOJ and the rest of the inept alphabet agencies to level charges the worse they looked and the more their practically non-existent credibility suffered. So they throw a few petty charges, allow a cushy plea deal, make him fork over a few bucks, and the whole thing gets swept under the carpet, laptops and all.

And before daddy leaves office crackhead likely gets a full pardon.

Heck no, I'd be in big trouble, and if was those espionage act charges, I'd be under the jail.

originally posted by: frogs453

originally posted by: underpass61

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Heck maybe his parents gave it to him after he cleaned up. I mean unless you have proof he obtained it by nefarious means, it's pretty moot.

So you're saying that a lifetime public servant and his schoolteacher wife, along with owning multi-million dollar homes, have an extra million laying around to give to their son?

How is that possible?

Either one of those could easily pay it. Especially if you've made smart investments.

It would be nice if Joe could use his apparently shrewd (according to you ) business acumen to improve the outlook of his country's economy and not just his own. If he applied his public policies to his private finances he'd be flat broke.

a reply to: JinMI

When was Stone raided for tax evasion?

In a letter sent to Jim Jordan earlier this month US Attorney for the District of Delaware and Trump appointee David Weiss wrote that Merrick Garland had given him ultimate authority on Hunter's case, including responsibility for deciding where, when, and whether or not to file charges.

After a five year investigation, these nothingburger charges are the worst they could pin on him. The laptop is fruit from a tainted tree, and I'd be willing to bet that was intentionally designed to be the case by Bannon and his friends.

a reply to: Threadbare

No doubt you are cheering over this.

Yes?

a reply to: matafuchs

If Hunter doesn't do any time for the gun charges, and the progressive defense is that it is rarely prosecuted, then they don't get to have any new gun laws to not enforce either.

They can't have it both ways.

a reply to: Threadbare

Manafort did some jail for tax evasion didn't he?

a reply to: Threadbare

This is the worst they could pin on a derelict addicted to hard drugs, booze and sex. That would mean you'd have to actually believe these people are telling the truth.

a reply to: frogs453

By this time next week it will be 'old news lets move on' on every single propaganda outlet....watch.

a reply to: frogs453

I can pretty much remember things being similarly said about Trumps relatives employement so it's fair game.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Well once it's all finally said and done, you think it should be brought up daily? For what purpose? We'll all know what happened. He'll have a record. It'll come up for him in his daily life from time to time. I mean we have people who've been arrested multiple times serving in congress. People who've had their records expunged. Heck at least 10 congress people have asked for pardons from the former President and we don't even know for what crimes. Not sure what bringing up Hunter constantly will do for anyone.