The June conviction of First Son Hunter Biden on gun charges in federal court in Delaware came as a surprise not because the evidence didn’t seem to support his guilt but because of the venue and his last name.
That a jury of 12 of Hunter’s “peers” unanimously opted to hold him accountable for lying on a federal firearms form to procure a gun he was prohibited from possessing due to his ongoing drug/addiction issues carried some added schadenfreude in two respects: 1) it came just weeks after former President Donald Trump, his father’s chief political opponent, was convicted in Manhattan on specious business fraud charges; 2) his father has long been one of the loudest proponents of “gun control” and measures like the very statutes under which Hunter convicted.
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