In what can only be described as a glaring misuse of a solemn occasion, Hunter Biden brazenly proposed a meeting between his father, then-Vice President Joe Biden, and a Chinese business associate under the pretext of attending a memorial service for the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims. This revelation, unearthed from a trove of records released last week by the House Ways and Means Committee, casts yet another shadow over the Biden crime family‘s intertwining of personal business with public duty.
The message, sent via the Chinese messaging app WeChat, directly implicated Joe Biden in potentially meeting with Lui Yadong, an executive at the Chinese Communist Party-linked energy conglomerate CEFC, during a time reserved for mourning an American tragedy. Hunter’s message was blunt and unseemly: “My father will be in New York also and he wants me to attend the Sandyhook [sic] memorial service with him and I would like him to meet you along with my uncle and then you and I can talk let me know if that works.” The casual invocation of a somber memorial service as a backdrop for international business dealings with the CCP is not just inappropriate; it’s morally reprehensible.
This episode is part of a larger pattern of dubious entanglements that congressional investigators are now scrutinizing, particularly as they probe the depths of corruption that may surround the current President under a corruption-focused impeachment inquiry. Joe Biden’s repeated denials of involvement in his son’s foreign business ventures increasingly ring hollow in the face of mounting evidence to the contrary.
Notably, this isn’t the first time CEFC has been at the center of controversy involving Hunter Biden. Another damning exchange involved Hunter pressing another executive from the same company for a quick resolution over unfulfilled financial commitments, ominously noting that he was with his father and desired immediate action. This resulted in over $5 million being swiftly wired to Hunter’s accounts.
Hunter‘s admission during congressional testimony that his memory of these events might be clouded by substance abuse does little to mitigate the severity of these allegations. The very fact that Hunter Biden was wheeling and dealing with CCP heavyweights, all while battling substance abuse, isn’t just a personal failing; it’s a national embarrassment. This isn’t just a blunder—it’s a dangerous cocktail of drugs and deceit, playing out under the shadow of the highest office in the land. How utterly charming.
Every American, irrespective of political stripe, should be alarmed—not merely at Hunter Biden’s individual moral lapses, but at the broader implications such behavior holds for the integrity of our leadership on the world stage. This is a stark reminder that the issues at hand are not confined to one criminal man or family but reflect a systemic risk to our national ethos and governance.
