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In a shocking twist, it has been revealed that Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, sold his first piece of art with the help of his New York City-based gallerist, Georges Berges. Attorneys for Berges provided a letter to the House Oversight and Judiciary Committees, proving that Hunter Biden sold his artwork on December 11, 2020. This bombshell revelation has sparked concerns about potential ethics violations and cronyism within the Biden administration.
It turns out that Berges and Hunter Biden first met in 2019, thanks to a mutual friend who just happens to be a Hollywood producer and Democratic donor. How convenient! According to Berges, they entered into a contract in 2020, just before Joe Biden was elected president. It seems like the Bidens were already preparing to cash in on their newfound political power.
Hunter Biden Didn’t Sell Any Art Until Joe Biden Was Elected President, Art Dealer Testifies
From @JamesLynch32https://t.co/lLu0p1PTPa— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) January 16, 2024
But this story gets even juicier. Berges revealed that he liked Hunter Biden’s art because he “liked his story.” Apparently, we’re supposed to believe that Hunter Biden is some sort of redemption story, like the great hero Rocky Balboa. Give it a break! We all know that Hunter Biden has faced numerous legal troubles, including addiction issues and tax evasion. The fact that he’s now making money off his artwork smells fishy.
And let’s not forget about the Democratic donors who are snapping up Hunter Biden’s artwork. One such donor, Elizabeth Naftali, purchased a piece for a whopping $52,000 right after President Biden’s inauguration. Coincidence? I think not. It seems like these wealthy donors are just trying to curry favor with the Biden family. It’s pay-to-play politics at its finest.
What’s even more concerning is that Berges confirmed that Hunter Biden was allowed to learn the identity of his art buyers. This raises serious questions about potential bribery and the influence these buyers may have over the Biden administration. If the White House isn’t even aware of who is purchasing Hunter Biden’s artwork, how can we trust that there isn’t some shady deal happening behind closed doors?
Overall, this latest revelation about Hunter Biden’s art sales raises serious ethical concerns. It’s clear that the Bidens are using their political connections to benefit financially, and it’s time for Congress to hold them accountable. The House Oversight and Judiciary Committees should conduct a thorough investigation into these art sales and ensure that no laws have been broken. The American people deserve transparency and integrity from their elected officials, not backroom deals and shady art sales.
