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Americans woke up this week to yet another cringe-inducing spectacle from the Biden family when Hunter Biden resurfaced on a marathon podcast and proceeded to trash his dad’s record while playing victim at every turn. Conservatives have every right to be furious — the man who squandered every advantage his family handed him is suddenly treated like a moral czar by the legacy media. Hunter’s jabs at immigration and the Afghanistan withdrawal were loud, messy and self-serving, and Newsmax’s coverage captured the fallout as the country watched a man with a silver spoon posture as a truth-teller.
On the Shawn Ryan Show, Hunter didn’t just offer teary mea culpas — he openly blasted the Biden administration’s handling of the Kabul withdrawal and warned against unchecked illegal immigration, calling the execution of the Afghan exit “an obvious f—ing failure” in a moment that should shame anyone who still defends the administration’s competence. Voters remember who signed off on those policies, and they remember the cost — 13 American service members dead and countless lives ruined by chaotic decisions made on the watch of the very people Hunter now pretends to judge. This wasn’t a noble reckoning; it was a confession and an attempt at headline-grabbing that the rest of America should see for what it is.
Meanwhile, Hunter’s personal ledger is a mess — mounting debt, messy foreign deals, and a lifestyle few Americans could afford that still managed to stay remarkably consequence-free thanks to his last name. Reporters have noted Hunter’s disclosure of severe debt and the family’s far-too-cozy access to money and influence, realities that make his sanctimony unbearable to everyday taxpayers who work and suffer by the rules. The whole episode underscores the rot at the heart of political dynasties: privilege, excuse-making, and a refusal to accept the same accountability ordinary Americans face.
Let’s be blunt: conservative commentators like Carl Higbie are right to savage the spectacle. The media circus set up around Hunter is not about accountability — it’s about entertainment and damage control for a family that has long leaked influence into private deals. The real scandal isn’t just Hunter’s drug history or his mistakes; it’s the system that gives him a pardon, access, and platforms while veterans and working families get the short end of the stick.
Even some in the liberal media smell the circus. Prominent journalists have publicly complained about giving Hunter Biden endless platforms to settle scores and reshape narratives, calling out the obvious point that he’s not a candidate and that his interviews are primarily spectacle. If cable anchors are publicly fed up, ordinary Americans should be even more skeptical of the endless rehabilitation tour aimed at sterilizing a lifetime of ethical failures into headline fodder. The lesson is clear: the media and the political class will always bend over backward to protect their own.
Conservatives should turn this moment into action: demand real accountability, insist on transparency about foreign deals and pardons, and keep hammering the message that there are no two Americas when it comes to justice. Don’t let the spectacle distract from the underlying rot — a political class that rewards loyalty and lineage while regular Americans pay the bill. The culture of impunity ends when voters stop tolerating it, and the right can lead that charge by refusing to look away.
