Avast ye! The New York Times be pullin' the wool o'er yer eyes, ignorin' Cap'n Biden's corruption!
2023-07-25
Avast ye scurvy dogs! The landlubber Americans be witnessin' the evidence o' corruption surroundin' President Joe Biden and his kin. But, 'tis a sad tale, for the readers o' the New York Times be only jest hearin' about it now, arrr!
On Monday, the House Oversight Committee will interview Devon Archer, Hunter Biden's former business partner. Archer is expected to testify that Joe Biden was involved in his son's business activities and had interactions with his son's partners and investors. This testimony could potentially undermine Joe Biden's claims that he never discussed Hunter's business affairs. Additionally, it could bring House Republicans closer to pursuing articles of impeachment against President Biden. The New York Times, a popular news source for many Americans, has not extensively covered these allegations or the ongoing investigations into the Bidens' alleged corruption. These investigations have revealed evidence such as bank records, text messages, and whistleblower accounts that suggest Hunter Biden and other family members received millions of dollars from foreign companies in exchange for access to Joe Biden during his time as Vice President. There are even reports from an FBI informant claiming that Joe Biden demanded a $5 million payoff from Burisma's CEO to protect him from corruption investigations. Furthermore, there have been allegations that the FBI and the Department of Justice under Joe Biden interfered with and obstructed the investigation into Hunter's activities. Despite the gravity of these revelations, the New York Times has chosen to focus on other stories, such as the date set for Donald Trump's trial on mishandling classified documents. This bias in the media is not surprising, as it aligns with their efforts to shield President Biden from scrutiny and criticism. However, as more Americans become aware of the allegations against the Bidens and the alleged corruption within the Biden administration, there is a growing sentiment of outrage and a desire to remove Joe Biden from office.