In a news article entitled “A Guilty Verdict for Hunter Biden Weighs on a Worried President Biden”, the New York Times Katie Rogers delves into some heavy duty news analysis about the two most important people in the Biden Crime Family.
This is how the article begins…
Hunter Biden was waiting for his father on the tarmac.
He had just been convicted on three felony gun charges by a jury in Wilmington, Del., his hometown. His father had hastily rearranged his schedule and rushed up from Washington.
Within hours of the verdict, President Biden traveled home, disembarked from Marine One and embraced his son. The president hugged Hunter Biden’s son and wife, as well, and bent over to kiss the head of his grandson, Beau Biden.
To call the relationship between father and son battle tested is an understatement.
See, I told you it would make you gag. This drool-fest is what they call ‘news analysis’ over at the ‘paper of record’ and it’s utterly pathetic.
Can you ever imagine seeing anything like this in the New York Times about Trump? Or any other Republican for that matter?
Here’s some reaction to this nonsense:
It's about a father's love for his son, the son's drug & whoring habits, and reckless handing of firearms. But fuck that granddaughter. https://t.co/iPPysizr1g
— Fusilli Spock (@awstar11) June 11, 2024
There is a lot of reasons why most Americans no longer read mainstream media news, and one of the biggest is that they take statements and language from campaign press releases and put it in actual news coverage. I mean it's obvious that a campaign spokesman wrote this. https://t.co/sYTPLsLijD
— Thomas Schumacher (@SchumacherTommy) June 11, 2024
This reads like a reunion of a father & son torn apart by the vagaries of war or a natural disaster. https://t.co/nTsQ3LlhNG
— Mark Schipper (@TheMarkSchipper) June 11, 2024
Saying we shouldn’t fund Ukraine:
“State Propaganda for Russia”
This:
“Journalism in an open democracy” https://t.co/ZUVb16tJAR
— Vince Dao (@VinceDaoTV) June 11, 2024