Hunter Biden

Joe Biden, as his former daughter-in-law recounts in her new memoir, comes on strong. That's no surprise to anyone who has read the allegations of sexual ...

The most genuine and heartbreaking detail in Hunter’s memoir: “our mommy” was what he and Beau called their birth mother into adulthood. This is a guy who had his father pull strings so he could join the Navy — despite being too old and having a history of drug use — only to test positive for cocaine before he could even report for duty. The Joe Biden who branded himself — with a complicit media — as America’s grandpa, our counselor-in-grief and empathizer extraordinaire, is revealed by Ashley and Hunter as, at times, absent, manipulative, and more concerned with his political career than his children. Imagine the cries of hypocrisy, of poor personal character and amorality, of illegal activity run amok — family values, think of the children! “I’ve had one of my hardest days,” the author wrote. “Nope,” she said. “Was I molested,” the author writes. “It was gross, and it was also a feeble attempt to intimidate me,” she writes. “I think so — I can’t remember specifics but I do remember trauma. The difference is that the mainstream media has treated every single one of these utterances and accusations with utmost seriousness. Why else open the door to a former Obama aide telling the publication what a liability Hunter was? Why else open up to one of the left’s most unimpeachable outlets?