Staff Reports
In the latest display of nepotism and special treatment for the Biden family, President Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, traveled aboard Marine One with his dad without being listed as a passenger. This comes at a time when Hunter is embroiled in legal trouble, including defying a congressional subpoena and facing federal charges that could land him behind bars for 42 years.
White House refuses to say why Hunter Biden was left off Marine One passenger listhttps://t.co/18puOn3JQT pic.twitter.com/b2iGs3Uz0x
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) December 20, 2023
Despite the glaring discrepancies in the passenger list, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre had no satisfactory explanation for why Hunter’s name was omitted. Instead of addressing the issue head-on, she diverted attention by discussing the anniversary of the tragic car accident that claimed the lives of the president’s first wife and daughter.
When pressed about whether the White House was deliberately concealing Hunter’s presence amidst his legal woes, Jean-Pierre dodged the question and suggested reaching out to Hunter’s representatives. This blatant evasion only adds fuel to the fire of suspicion surrounding the Biden administration’s potential cover-up.
Moreover, the matter of taxpayers footing the bill for Hunter’s apparent joyride on Marine One remains unanswered. It’s no secret that official government aircraft are funded by hardworking Americans, and any family members traveling with the president are required to reimburse taxpayers for their privileged transportation. Whether Hunter Biden adhered to this rule or not was conveniently left unaddressed by the press secretary.
In a display of unabated elitism and double standards, the Biden family continues to operate above the law, seemingly unaccountable for their actions. While hardworking Americans struggle to make ends meet, Hunter Biden appears to enjoy the perks of traveling aboard taxpayer-funded aircraft without even being listed as a passenger. It’s high time for the White House to provide transparent and honest answers regarding the preferential treatment bestowed upon the president’s troubled son.
