The irony of Trump basing his entire defense on a (bogus) nepotism charge may cause me to explode.

[Bleacher Creature]

Literally, to spontaneously combust.

I don't have a whole lot more to say - as I'm speechless on this one - other than to say that sites like this may be the only thing standing between me and a padded room.

[uponit7771]

1. K&R, what causes me to explode is the stupids who suggest Hunter did anything wrong at all !!

If nepotism was a crime half the damn US would be in jail

[Caliman73]

2. Agreed.

While I disagree with nepotism, especially in the upper echelons of power, to suddenly have an issue with Hunter Biden who was already an attorney at a well established firm, who apparently had some chops for anti-corruption practice, to get on a board with seemingly no influence from his father other than sharing the last name, seems especially stupid considering that Trump has turned the White House into the Beverly Hillbilies mansion with his unqualified offspring and son in law who couldn't even pass a background check without lying about it 47 times.

Nepotism is as American as Apple Pie. Shouldn't be, but it is.

[Cracklin Charlie]

3. Are they seriously gonna try to fill 24 hours with that?

Doesn’t sound like a vigorous defense of the “president”.

I smell a flop coming.

[dweller]

4. i believe the 'plan'

is a short 4 hour session in Death Valley tomorrow, in which they'll speak slowly, make use of poignant pauses between sentences while waggling their eyebrows in an 'own the libs' fashion, and rest their case by dindin ..
vote to acquit Monday, cause yeah that's all they've got ...

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[displacedtexan]

5. Here's where I always add 1) the fact that Hunter Biden is a Yale Law grad...

with expertise and US Energy Dept experience in domestic & International Energy law. And 2) Joe Biden was part of a group of world leaders, diplomats, & the freaking IMF that investigated corruption in Ukraine.