Hunter Biden has pled guilty to all nine federal tax charges he faced, including withholding over $1.4 million in taxes during the years he was wrapped up in addiction. This admission came just before his trial was set to begin in Los Angeles, avoiding what could have been another national spectacle, like his gun charges trial earlier this year. But let’s be real here—this situation is nothing short of a calculated move to set the stage for something bigger: a pardon from dear old dad, President Joe Biden.
Biden has publicly claimed that he won’t pardon his son, but can we honestly take him at his word? The same Joe Biden who promised he wouldn’t drop out of the presidential race until he did? The man who lies as easily as he breathes? Let’s break down how this situation is unfolding and why it’s paving the way for what many conservatives have feared—a get-out-of-jail-free card for Hunter Biden, after the 2024 election when Joe Biden no longer has to worry about public backlash.
The Tax Scandal
Hunter Biden, the president’s son, admitted to a four-year period where he failed to pay $1.4 million in taxes. Over those years, Hunter was deep in addiction, blowing his fortune on drugs and a “lavish lifestyle” while ignoring his tax obligations. In his own words, Hunter explained that he wasn’t thinking about his taxes during his addiction—he was thinking about survival.
Let that sink in for a second. This is a man who had the resources and the means to pay his taxes but chose not to. Instead, he lived large while ignoring one of the most basic obligations of citizenship: paying taxes. Meanwhile, regular Americans are dealing with IRS audits over $600 transactions on Venmo, but Hunter Biden skips out on $1.4 million, and we’re supposed to feel sorry for him because he was an addict?
But here’s the kicker: Biden’s lawyers initially tried to weasel out of this with an “Alford plea,” a legal maneuver where he’d admit guilt while still maintaining his innocence. This is the height of arrogance—thinking he could plead guilty, dodge responsibility, and walk away with minimal consequences. Thankfully, the prosecutors rejected this scheme, and Hunter was forced to submit a traditional guilty plea. But make no mistake, this was only a temporary setback for the Biden family. The real play is yet to come.
The Timing Is No Coincidence
Hunter’s sentencing is scheduled for December 16, 2024, just a month after the 2024 presidential election. You don’t have to be a political genius to see the timing for what it is—a perfectly calculated move to shield the Biden family from any immediate fallout.
Think about it. By the time Hunter faces the music for his tax evasion, the election will be over, and if Joe Biden’s not running for office, there’s no risk of political consequences. Joe Biden can then swoop in with a pardon, protecting his son from the legal ramifications of his actions, all while the media spins it as a father’s act of compassion. It’s a win-win for the Bidens, but a slap in the face to every American who plays by the rules.
Let’s not forget, Biden already showed his hand with Hunter’s gun charges earlier this year. While Hunter was found guilty of lying on a federal gun purchase form, this too conveniently flew under the radar for the mainstream media. It’s clear that the Biden family has a habit of dodging accountability, and it wouldn’t be the least bit surprising if this tax case ends the same way—by bending the justice system to fit their needs.
Joe Biden’s Promise Not to Pardon? Laughable.
Joe Biden insists he won’t pardon his son, and White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre parroted that line once again after Hunter’s plea deal. But how many times are we going to let Joe Biden lie to our faces before we stop believing him?
He promised not to drop out of the race, yet here we are. He’s been caught lying on everything from his stance on fracking to how he handled the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Why should we trust him now, especially when it comes to his son?
Hunter Biden isn’t just any defendant; he’s the son of the sitting president, and the swamp runs deep in D.C. Joe Biden knows that as long as he has the power of the pardon in his back pocket, his son is effectively untouchable. This is why it’s laughable to suggest that Biden will “respect the judicial process” when the chips are down. We all know what’s coming.
The Gun Case and the Bigger Picture
This isn’t Hunter’s first run-in with the law this year. Just a few months ago, he was convicted on gun charges related to lying on a federal purchase form about his drug use. That trial dragged Biden’s addiction into the spotlight once again, with his own family members forced to testify about his downward spiral. The media did everything they could to downplay the case, but the facts were clear: Hunter Biden lied on a gun form and was found guilty.
Hunter could face up to 25 years behind bars from his gun conviction alone, and now with these tax charges, he’s looking at an additional 17 years. But don’t be fooled by the big numbers; federal sentencing guidelines will likely recommend a much lighter sentence. And even if the courts throw the book at him, we all know how this story ends—Joe Biden can wipe it all away with a pardon.
Protecting the Biden Family at All Costs
Hunter Biden’s legal team has accused the government of trying to exploit the family’s pain, claiming that the prosecution is focused on character assassination rather than justice. In reality, what we’re seeing is a calculated defense aimed at distracting the public from the real issue—Hunter Biden didn’t pay his taxes, and now the Biden family is doing everything they can to make sure he doesn’t face real consequences.
Hunter himself admitted that his decision to plead guilty was primarily about protecting his family. He stated he didn’t want to subject them to more pain and embarrassment after the gun trial. But the real pain here is being felt by everyday Americans who see the stark contrast in how the Biden family is treated compared to the rest of us. While we struggle under IRS scrutiny and sky-high taxes, Hunter Biden lives the high life and then pleads addiction when the bill comes due.
Final Thoughts
It’s clear what’s going on here. Hunter Biden’s guilty plea is a strategic move designed to minimize damage and pave the way for a pardon. The Biden family is banking on the fact that once the election is over, Joe Biden will have nothing to lose. He can issue a pardon without worrying about re-election or public backlash. And, frankly, it’s insulting that we’re supposed to believe Joe Biden’s empty promises about respecting the judicial process.
This is a classic case of the elites playing by a different set of rules. If this were anyone else, they’d be staring down serious prison time. But Hunter Biden? He’s on track to walk away with nothing more than a slap on the wrist. And once again, the American people are left paying the price.
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Jimmy
May pardon unless gone from WH?
This is one way to keep ALL the dirt from coming out. Then the “big guy” can keep his 10% plus while pardoning baby boy. He won’t remember he said he wouldn’t and if he did, oh well. I can do it with the stroke of a pen. Isn’t that what Camelhair always says?
Let’s not forget his admission to being so addicted to cocaine he’d snort parmesan cheese out of carpets. Paris Hilton is a candidate for sainthood compared to the disgrace that is Hunter Biden. And you’re darn right his father is going to swoop in and pardon “the smartest person he knows.”
Yes This was The WHOLE Plan In the First Place! Then There’s Jopedo!-Will It Pardon Itself?
He’ll be sentenced in December & pardoned by old simpleton Joe before he leaves office.
Little Joey is going to wait for Commiela to pardon Hunter, as that way he can say, “See. I told you I would not pardon my son,” even though part of his stepping aside for Commiela, and Hunter’s please was the fact that Hunter’s pardon will be issued after January 20, 2025.
When the DEI/AA Queen loses though, watch the mad scramble to have that pardon on the Resolute within 30 minutes of of CNN and the AP making the call.