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Shop NowIt is no secret that the Biden administration has been widely condemned for its corrupt practices.
In a recent court hearing, federal prosecutors made a startling admission confirming that Hunter Biden is still under federal investigation which instantly derailed his “sweetheart” plea deal to avoid prison time.
The details of this case reveal an ongoing investigation into Hunter’s foreign business dealings and possible criminal activity.
Federal prosecutors made a shocking confession in court by confirming that Hunter Biden is still under federal investigation, derailing his plea deal for two misdemeanor tax charges related to 2017 and 2018.
The agreement also included a diversion program to allow him to avoid jail time for one felony gun charge.
This type of special treatment reveals politically motivated corruption given that other Americans are facing much harsher consequences for similar crimes.
To make matters worse, Judge Maryellen Noreika was not willing to accept the agreement as-is due to some provisions being unconventional compared to the typical agreements she typically reviews.
She asked both Leo Wise (Special Assistant US Attorney) and Christopher Clark (Hunter’s lawyer), if they had ever seen such a broad agreement where it encompassed crimes from another case but received no satisfactory answer.
In addition, when asked about whether or not there was an ongoing investigation into Hunter regarding Foreign Agents Registration Act violations (FARA), Wise answered with a simple “yes” revealing further evidence of potential criminal activity yet uncovered by their investigations so far.
This hearing brings into question whether or not President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice has been engaging in politically-motivated corruption by offering deals like these only available to those with connections at high levels within government circles – something many citizens have long suspected and feared since he took office earlier this year.
It also raises questions about how deep this type of corruption runs within our society as average citizens continue to face harsh sentences for lesser offenses while those connected at higher levels are able to get away with much more than they should be allowed.
