Hunter Biden

I'm not sure what the poster above is trying to imply with the "registered republican" bit, but for the benefit of those unfamiliar with the details of American politics, this is basically irrelevant.

In the U.S. in most states, if not all, people will generally register as being with a party so that they can participate in that parties state primaries. "Primary" elections are held by the two parties to select a candidate for election, and the resultant winners face off against each other in the main or "general" election. This two-stage system applies not just to presidential elections but also "down ballot" to congressional elections and even state and local elections. Consequently, a large portion of the American population would be "registered" to one party or another.

But this does not indicate that they are working members of the party, or activists or anything like that. To say that such a person is "registered party X" literally means absolutely nothing except that the person wishes to vote in that party's primary elections. Nothing else.

What a bizarre post. The information about the U.S. primary/general election system is relevant because a large portion of the American public is "registered" as something or another so as to participate in their preferred primaries. A person less generous than myself might suspect that the poster was trying to fool an Irish reader into thinking that someone being a "registered Republican" was some kind of epic burn, proving that the witness is an activist or hyper-partisan actor, when in reality it's more the rule than the exception in the US for someone to be "registered" something or another, and ipso facto indicates very little.

As to him getting help with his legal representation, legal costs in the US can get quite significant, presumably more so given the circumstances in this case. As to "rampant conspiracy theorist" I'm old enough to remember when the Democrat party along with the U.S. media (although I repeat myself) were spinning one bizarre conspiracy theory after another relating to the 45th president, even going into lurid details about how he supposedly had a "golden shower" in a very specific Moscow hotel room, etc.

By your logic, any "registered Democrat" cannot credibly accuse a conservative of anything, and any interaction between a "registered Democrat" and left-wing groups is ipso-facto disqualification.

She thinks that was soooooooo clever of her

GOP has been pinning its hopes to an FD-1023, a literally bureaucratic from used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation to document raw, unverified reports, rumors, hearsay etc.

What I have surmised is that while this document hasn’t been published the republicans and have leaked that someone outside the FBI tried to come to them in 2020 accusing Biden of being “the big guy.” That’s basically it. It has as much veracity as previous specious claims for example about Trumps pee pee tapes.

In other words;

Whomp

whomp

whomp

whooooommmmmp

Jim Jordan also concedes they don't know if any tapes ever existed

Comer now admits they haven't had any contact with one whistleblower in their investigation... in 3 years.

And Rudy Giuliani now tries to float a conspiracy theory that another whistleblower a) existed and b) has suddenly died under mysterious circumstances

😂

The GOP are now desperately trying to answer, quickly, to their own base, why their own investigations into Democrats are moving so slowly and producing zero results while Donald Trump is getting processed swimmingly by the Department of Justice with incontrovertible evidence.

The level of "concern" about the "truth" is touching and heartwarming to see.

”nothing” you say

I guess John Durham doesnt ring any bells for you. Or John Huber?

Not having the evidence to support indictment and not being a banana republic are two problems facing republicans, their “beliefs” as Lindsay Graham discussed, don’t align with reality.