Hunter Biden Indicted on Federal Gun Charges

[Mij]

I'm sure there are dealers that would go broke if they didn't sell to politicians or their families

My point, I’m guessing of course but I don’t think it’s a street dealer. Guessing someone up the food chain.

 

[tbhausen]

My Take On This Trial:

• I want Hunter found GUILTY of all charges
• I want Hunter sentenced to at least 3-5 year hard time in Federal Prison + $250k Fine
• I want Hunter's legal team to be FORCED into mounting a 2A challenge to his conviction
• I want Hunter's Father FORCED to defend the law, and to uphold his son's conviction
• I want Hunter's Father to be intensely PRESSURED to issue a Pardon for his son

This is the kind of Karma Biden, along with his West Wing Minions, DOJ Garland, and ATF Dettelbach must be subjected to. This is the kind of Karma I want to rip Biden's family apart at the seams: father from son, and both from his wife. Hunter's father pardoning his son after what his administration has done to Trump would be political suicide. They've brought this on themselves and I want it to come home to roost on them all.

I believe the law will be eventually overturned, but I want the Biden Clan suffering maximum pain in the process. If you've guessed I've got no love lost for the extended Biden Clan, you've guessed correctly. I absolutely despise them all.

Tell us how you really feel!

 

[gassprint1]

Tell us how you really feel!

 

[Willie]

Slap on the wrist incoming...

He skated on the biggies. The DOJ allowed the Statute of Limitations to run out on his early tax problems. That was HUGE. I can tell you for a fact that the IRS will not allow that to knowingly happen. If it's close to running out the IRS will inform you that you need to sign an extension. If you don't sign then they will tax/punish you as they see fit and you will NOT have the ability to appeal. That happened to a person that I am close to. The gun conviction is small potatoes to what he and Joey B have done.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Slap on the wrist incoming...

He skated on the biggies. The DOJ allowed the Statute of Limitations to run out on his early tax problems. That was HUGE. I can tell you for a fact that the IRS will not allow that to knowingly happen. If it's close to running out the IRS will inform you that you need to sign an extension. If you don't sign then they will tax/punish you as they see fit and you will NOT have the ability to appeal. That happened to a person that I am close to. The gun conviction is small potatoes to what he and Joey B have done.

He's still facing the tax charges.

 

[Willie]

He's still facing the tax charges.

Not the big tax charges. They were allowed to lapse.

 

[Willie]

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Not the big tax charges. They were allowed to lapse.

1.4 million sounded big to me! How much were the big ones for?

 

[Willie]

 

[Willie]

1.4 million sounded big to me! How much were the big ones for?

2014 and 2015 were the biggy years.

MSN

 

[BigRed]

Enough of the side show.

Now let's get to the influence peddling schemes and nail him to the wall along with that ******** obiden.

 

[WebSnyper]

Biden talks gun safety at previously scheduled event hours after his son is found guilty on gun charges

The Biden-Harris 2024 presidential campaign released a memo ahead of the president’s speech touting the administration’s accomplishments to decrease gun violence.

www.nbcnews.com

This is awkward!

Man, thinking about a mag that holds 200 rounds of anything centerfire just makes my back hurt...

It’s time once again, to do what I did when I was a senator: ban assault weapons," Biden said, to large cheers from the crowd. "Who, in God’s name, needs a magazine which can hold 200 shells

But the answer is me...

 

[Shadow01]

My take is that way back when the right of the people to keep and bear arms was not infringed upon, I believe the first government looked at felons as people who gave up their rights. If that was so, then banning felons from firearm ownership today does fit the founders idea of "shall not be infringed".

Again, my take and I am not afraid to admit that I have been wrong in the past.

But did the felons give up their rights? Again the government doesn’t have the ability to remove rights per the constitution, so a felon would have to publicly state they forfeit their right and I would believe that would be required on each and every case.

 

[Mgderf]

Man, thinking about a mag that holds 200 rounds of anything centerfire just makes my back hurt...


But the answer is me...

In my very best Dr. Phil voice,
"It ain't about "need" Joe!"

 

[greg]

 

[actaeon277]

Good on calling out hypocrisy at every chance.

 

[2tonic]

Hunter's stuff all took place before Biden became president.

Are we forgetting about the bag of coke found in the White House recently?

 

[2tonic]

My take is that way back when the right of the people to keep and bear arms was not infringed upon, I believe the first government looked at felons as people who gave up their rights. If that was so, then banning felons from firearm ownership today does fit the founders idea of "shall not be infringed".

Again, my take and I am not afraid to admit that I have been wrong in the past.

I see where you're going, but remember, in the days of the founders, violent felons (murder, armed robbery, horse thievery, etc.) were executed. No worries of retention of rights, because they were denied retention of life. Non-violent felons would do their time and then return to society, to (hopefully) once again be productive citizens and reclaim their rights.

 

[Mij]

Are we forgetting about the bag of coke found in the White House recently?

Nope, could have been a drop spot. You know for later pick up. Apparently it was where cameras couldn’t see.

 

[Tombs]

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Spot on what I would do. Which is why I love Trump.

Use the case to defend the 2A, and also pledge to pardon him. Can't get better optics than that while being politically prosecuted.