Never in our venerable history has an administration, or for that matter, all Democrats, disregard the Constitution of the United States, but also denigrated Supreme Court Justices, including threatening them with death. Additionally, Democrats continue to violate the law with impunity. If caught, they rely on liberal juries and Democrat appointed judges to dismiss the charges. Take for example, the Hunter Biden case. So far no charges have been leveled against him or the BIG MAN.
The libtard imbedded media has neglected to cover this story because it manifests the corruption that permeates the Democrat Space. However, once in a while the criminal elite of the Democrat party is caught.
Biden defends Hunter: ‘My son did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong.’
Joe Biden defended his son’s decision to join the board of a Ukrainian natural gas company while he was vice president, saying both he and his son “did nothing wrong.”
https://www.politico.com/news/2019/10/15/joe-biden-debate-047900
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What’s the holdup? Legal experts blast lack of progress in Hunter Biden probe
June 29, 2022 4:16pm
The federal investigation of Hunter Biden has yet to yield an indictment — prompting questions from some legal experts about what’s taking so long to reach an outcome following this week’s revelation of a 2018 voicemail from Joe Biden to his scandal-scarred son.
At least two witnesses testified in February before a federal grand jury in Biden’s home state of Delaware, including a former girlfriend who detailed Hunter Biden’s lavish spending and was asked about the source of his income, The Post exclusively reported at the time.
In April, The Post exclusively reported that a grand jury witness was asked to identify the “big guy” referenced in a March 2017 email detailing the first son’s planned deal with a Chinese energy conglomerate. Former Hunter Biden business partner Tony Bobulinski — who was part of the planned deal — has maintained “the big guy” phrase refers to Joe Biden.
But nothing has emerged from the proceedings in recent weeks, leaving veteran prosecutors to wonder what’s going on.
“It is very unusual, if witnesses have already testified, for the prosecutor to not immediately submit the matter for a vote,” former Utah US Attorney Brett Tolman said.
“The fact that Hunter Biden has not been indicted yet can only be explained by purposeful delay by [the Department of Justice].”
In December 2020, about a month after his father was elected president, Hunter Biden publicly disclosed that federal prosecutors in Delaware were “investigating my tax affairs.”
He denied any wrongdoing at the time, saying, “I am confident that a professional and objective review of these matters will demonstrate that I handled my affairs legally and appropriately.”
Reports have indicated the probe began in 2018 and expanded to include potential money laundering and violations of lobbying laws by Hunter Biden.
“When Hunter’s attorneys mentioned that he has a ‘tax problem,’ that struck me as very optimistic on their behalf and it also shows negotiations had been going on between his defense attorneys and the prosecution,” said Jim Trusty, a former Justice Department prosecutor.
Trusty added: “With the sluggishness of any apparent prosecution and the damning nature of the ‘laptop from hell,’ as well as likely testimony from some of Hunter’s colleagues, it makes you wonder if Delaware is the best place for investigating the Bidens.”
In addition to the testimony that’s surfaced, a lawyer for Hunter Biden’s crooked former business partner, Devon Archer, exclusively told The Post in January: “Mr. Archer has cooperated completely with the Delaware US Attorney’s Office investigation from the moment he became aware of it.”
A possible explanation for the apparent lack of progress in the probe is a series of Justice Department memos in which several attorneys general warn about “election year sensitivities” related to investigations and prosecutions.
Those guidelines were notably disregarded in 2016 by then-FBI Director James Comey when he repeatedly divulged information about a probe into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server when she was secretary of state — before ultimately declining to bring charges against the Democratic presidential nominee.
But Trusty said the memos don’t “explain years of delay in any investigation, much less one as important as determining whether the Biden family engaged in a ‘pay to play’ scheme.”
Quote from the BIG GUY: “MY SON DID NOTHING WRONG.”
City councilman in Louisiana arrested for election fraud 
BATON ROUGE, La – Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin Thursday morning announced their offices have arrested an Amite City Councilman on eight counts of election fraud.
Emanuel Zanders, III is accused of submitting voter registration applications that are known by the person to be materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent.
Court records detail Karen Carter Peterson wire fraud scheme
Her attorney says she has agreed to plea deal
NEW ORLEANS – Karen Carter Peterson, a former state senator and Louisiana Democratic Party chair, has admitted she diverted party and campaign funds for her personal use. Federal authorities shed light on the wire fraud scheme in a bill of information filed Thursday.
Peterson’s attorney, Brian Capitelli, confirmed to reporters that she has signed a plea deal. A bill of information typically indicates a defendant is cooperating with prosecutors, who would have to seek an indictment from a grand jury if that weren’t the case.
Peterson is scheduled to be arranged Aug. 1 before U.S. Magistrate Judge Donna Phillips Currault on one count of wire fraud, according to court records. Federal sentencing guidelines for the crime allow for a prison sentence of up to 20 years, three years of supervised release and $250,000 in fines. Peterson’s sentencing will be up to U.S. District Judge Sarah Vance, an appointee of President Bill Clinton.
In a brief Twitter thread posted Thursday, Peterson said that she has repaid the money she took to support her addiction to gambling. She led the Louisiana Democratic Party from 2012 to 2020 and abruptly resigned from her state senate seat in April after 22 years total in the Legislature.
CHICAGO- its our kind of town. Among some of the most significant political corruption episodes of 2020 outlined in the report are:
- Commonwealth Edison, Illinois’ largest electric utility, admitted that over nine years it bribed House Speaker Michael Madigan to help enact legislation beneficial to the company. Several of Madigan’s former staffers and political allies were named in search warrants, and some were indicted as the investigation continued throughout 2020. Anne Pramaggiore, former ComEd CEO, and three ComEd lobbyists were indicted in 2020, and former ComEd executive Fidel Marquez pleaded guilty to bribery conspiracy.
- Illinois State Sen. Martin Sandoval, was investigated, resigned his position and pleaded guilty to accepting more than $250,000 in bribes. Another legislator, State Sen. Terrance Link, pleaded guilty to federal charges of tax fraud.
- Jeff Tobolski, a former member of the Cook County Board of Commissioners and former mayor of McCook, pleaded guilty to extortion conspiracy and failing to pay taxes in the wide-reaching SafeSpeed red-light camera scheme.
- Crestwood Mayor Louis Presta was indicted for bribery and fraud in another red-light camera scandal. Omar Maani, a SafeSpeed partner, was indicted for bribery and conspiracy.
“Let me just give you what the facts are in terms of the state of the economy,” Biden said in a speech that was billed as remarks on the latest budget bill in Congress. “Number one, we have a record job market, and record unemployment of 3.6%, and businesses are investing in America at record rates.” He then listed several companies planning to build factories in the U.S. before concluding, “that doesn’t sound like a recession to me.”
Outside the White House bubble, however, the latest GDP data sounded a lot like a recession.
On Thursday, the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that gross domestic product, the broadest measure of economic activity, fell 0.9% in the second quarter.
Coming on the heels of a 1.6% contraction in the first quarter, the two straight declines meet the most commonly used definition of a recession. The official arbiter of recessions, the National Bureau of Economic Research, likely won’t rule for months.
Later in the day, Biden held a roundtable event with five chief executives of major companies, also aimed at showcasing the strength of the American economy. The leaders of Corning, Marriott International, Bank of America, TIAA and Deloitte were all present, with Marriott’s Tony Capuano and Corning’s Wendell Weeks attending in person.
“There’s gonna be a lot of chatter today on Wall Street and among pundits about whether we are in a recession,” Biden said in his opening remarks. “But if you look at our job market, consumer spending, business investment, we see signs of economic progress in the second quarter, as well.”
Biden also quoted Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who said Wednesday that he did not believe the economy was currently in a recession because “there are too many areas of economic growth where the economy is performing too well.”
What Biden did not mention was that Powell was speaking moments after the Fed announced a second 0.75 percentage point rate hike in as many months, the first time in the modern history of the central bank that it has had two rate increases of three-quarters of a point back to back.
Biden was not the only major figure who went before the cameras Thursday to contend that what the U.S. economy is experiencing is not, in fact, a recession. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen held a rare, stand-alone news conference at the Treasury in between the president’s two events.