Staff Reports
Convicted felon Hunter Biden has reportedly taken on the role of “acting chief of staff” to President Joe Biden, overshadowing Jeff Zients in that position. The Biden family, known for raking in millions from questionable foreign business dealings while Joe Biden held various positions of power, seems to be rallying around him to prop up his faltering presidency.
Hunter’s frequent presence in the White House has raised eyebrows, with some even dubbing him as the de facto gatekeeper to his father. Despite his past felony convictions, Hunter is said to be playing a significant role in providing counsel and support to Joe. This dynamic within the Biden family appears more driven by personal loyalty rather than political strategy, with Hunter aiming to emulate the support he once received from his late brother Beau.
Reminder: Hunter Biden received a $5 million interest free, forgivable loan (on behalf of the Biden family) from a Chinese businessman with intel ties in 2017 and it has apparently never been paid back. Now: "Hunter has been seen at the White House so much that one…
— Peter Schweizer (@peterschweizer) July 10, 2024
The extent of Hunter’s involvement in White House affairs has caused concern among some senior staff members, particularly given his controversial history of leveraging his connections for personal gain. Questions loom over whether Hunter has undergone proper security clearances and the nature of his participation in policy discussions with the president.
The saga of Hunter Biden’s entanglements, including his cozy relationships with foreign partners, continues to cast a shadow over the Biden administration. From questionable loans to ongoing legal troubles, Hunter’s presence in the corridors of power only adds to the swirling controversies surrounding the Biden family. As the Biden presidency grapples with mounting challenges, the specter of Hunter’s influence looms large, raising further ethical and security concerns.
