Today was the big day for Hunter Biden and his team of high-priced attorneys. He showed up in court in Delaware where he entered a not guilty plea on three charges involving lying on a gun permit application about his drug addiction issues. Given how many times he has inadvertently admitted to being a crack addict and the fact that prosecutors have the form where he claimed to be clean and sober, you might think that this should be a slam dunk for the state. But as it turns out, he may still slip the noose yet again, and it’s not because of any additional interference on his behalf by the Justice Department. His attorneys have built what looks like a potentially promising case claiming that the law Hunter was charged under is unconstitutional. And they have some precedent, including prior cases that have come before appellate courts and even the Supreme Court. (AP)Read More
Hunter Biden may walk free after all, but not necessarily
