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Hunter Biden Unleashes Profanity-Laced rant Against Democrats in Channel 5 Interview
UNITED STATES, JUL 22 – Hunter Biden blames internal Democratic disloyalty and Ambien use for Joe Biden's 2024 election loss, criticizing party members and allies including George Clooney for urging withdrawal.
- In the Monday interview, Hunter Biden blamed Democrats ‘literally melted down’ by abandoning his father, saying the party’s disloyalty caused the 2024 election loss.
- Amid debate backlash, Biden ended his campaign in July 2024 after a poor June debate performance.
- Hunter Biden said his father’s debate slump stemmed from taking Ambien after travel, adding ‘We lost the election because we did not remain loyal to the leader of the party.’
- The White House called out Hunter Biden after he slammed Trump’s immigration crackdown, while Abigail Jackson criticized him for prioritizing hotel-room cleaning over a shot CBP agent.
- The Democratic Party is still grappling with his withdrawal a year later, seeking a new standard-bearer amid probes, and Jaime Harrison said the outcome would differ if Democrats matched Republican loyalty.
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Former President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, considered by some to be the Democratic Party's "problem child" for his legal and drug issues that drew negative attention to his father, lashed out at Democratic "elites" and others for...
It does not seem that the Biden family has finished prosecuting the defeat of his father and the evidence, now widely recognized, of a physical and cognitive deterioration of the former president. Hunter Biden, the son of the former president, with old drug addiction problems, convicted of illegal possession of arms and benefited by the presidential pardon granted by his own father, has launched to denounce his enemies, denoise the traitors and …
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