After a decade of running interference for the Biden Crime Family, the New York Times finally feels it is sufficiently safe to do real journalism. Friday, the New York Times reported on a recently released letter from Hunter Biden to the US ambassador in Italy requesting “support and guidance” on how to help the Ukrainian energy company Burisma get relief from regulatory hurdles to its operations in Italy.
The key points here are that Hunter Biden, in between episodes of knocking up strippers, used the US government to facilitate his personal business ventures. That would be bad enough if he had acted on behalf of a US company, but in this case, he had been acting on behalf of a foreign company and should have registered as an agent of that company.
His actions — “representing the interests of the foreign principal before U.S. Government officials or…
