28 Replies to “The Most Interesting Man In The World”

    1. IRS? Speaking of which, “$49,910/mo” Why the odd amount? Does an even $50,000 trigger something?
      1/10th of that would have been to much if he’d had to be roomies with the old geezer.
      “Dad; why are you peeing in the potted plant, the bathroom is across the hall.”

  1. Doesn’t add up. Just like the application. He pays 49k a month but owns the residence? Also it looks like rent was paid to a company not a person, therefore it wouldn’t show up on Joe Bidens personal return.

    1. Owesco was a firm owned by Hunter Biden. He appears to have paid rent to himself.

      My guess is that this was a tax dodge.

      We already know that Hunter had to pay 2 million in undeclared income taxes. This may have been a part of it – who knows?

      Hunter said that he had to kick back 50% of everything he made to the old man. I wonder if Joe sold the house to Hunter at an inflated value to launder some corrupt cash?

    2. I’ll tell you what does add up.

      They figured out that Joe won’t win if the runs again in 2024, yet Joe announced that he would.

      Joe has to go and his own party is sending him down in flames.
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  2. That works out to $1650/month for Hunter’s use of the house and its contents, and $48,260/month for his use of the garage and its contents.

  3. He lied of a federal firearms background check form, why wouldn’t he lie on something that isn’t going to get him arrested?

    and the IRS isn’t going to do anything, it’s long been a part of the democratic/deep state apparatus

    1. You seem a little pessimistic JD. Investigating this was going to be the Number One priority for the first IRS agent hired after an additional 86,999 were hired. But the Republicans put a stop to hiring 87,000 more IRS agents so they have nobody but themselves to blame for the lack of resources to investigate this.

  4. Anyone else find it funny (in a macabre sort of way) that Joe Biden is in charge of our multi-trillion $ economy?

  5. I’m no fan of Hunter Biden, but is it “possible” that he wrote down $49,910 per month, when he meant that to be a yearly rent? Which would be $4160/month. I am not “the smartest person Joe Biden knows” but that would be my defense, in this case.

    1. That actually makes sense, but do Hunter’s bank statements support that? They need to make his Tax returns Public… The Big Guy’s as well. What goes around comes around, or something.

  6. Meh.
    The lie Stream Media is going to repeat;”But maths is so hard” as Hunter’s defence and all the Demon Rat Voters will nod and agree.
    Math too hard..More free stuff.

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