Staff Reports
In a recent spectacle befitting the Upper East Side, Logos Bookstore, one of the last bastions of independent retail in Manhattan, was the site of an electrifying book event featuring none other than Miranda Devine, the renowned columnist for the New York Post and FOX News commentator. The event, packed to the rafters, showcased her latest literary endeavor, “The Big Guy,” a title that dives headfirst into the murky waters of the Biden family’s shady dealings, particularly the alleged cover-up of their sordid activities by the federal government.
The book signing soirée was co-hosted by a blend of literary talent, including artist and author Anthony Haden Guest and former media hotshot Douglas Dechert, under the keen eye of Logos’ owner, Harris Healy III. The guest list read like a who’s who of media elites and Wall Street heavyweights, proving that even in this age of streaming and digital dominance, the written word still holds a powerful allure—especially when it takes aim at the political elite.
Great piece about the rip-roaring book party we had at Manhattan’s legendary Logos bookstore, leading inevitably to Beach Cafe into the wee hours… A Literary Salon in One of Manhattan’s Last Independent Bookstores #TheBigGuy https://t.co/yBKQ8pqHdo
— Miranda Devine (@mirandadevine) November 20, 2024
At the heart of the gathering was Devine’s provocative new work, which follows her previous hit, “Laptop from Hell.” This bombshell laid bare the scandalous tidbits from the infamous laptop belonging to Hunter Biden—the same Hunter who, in a plot twist that could be ripped from a tabloid headline, conveniently left his device at a repair shop just before his father’s presidential run. The revelations within were akin to a Pandora’s box, spilling forth a flow of emails, messages, and even explicit photographs that raised eyebrows over international dealings and allegations loud enough to echo through Capitol Hill.
Throughout the evening, the focus remained squarely on the claims of corruption entailed within the Biden family’s financial escapades. It’s almost comedic how Hunter managed to bypass justice for years, securing a deal on tax evasion charges that would make any average citizen quake in their boots at the thought of attempting such shenanigans. While Congressional investigations and glaring pieces of evidence piled up, it seems Hunter operated with the grace of a cat burglar—perhaps with the public’s outrage being pigeonholed as mere “political theater.”
As the evening unfolded, Devine captivated attendees with a lively discussion, fueled by a rather generous intake of wine. Her insight into the systemic efforts to protect both Hunter and his father from accountability kept the audience engaged, as they squinted through their glasses at the level of corruption road-blocking the truth.
With the night wrapping up, a small group followed the literary star and her co-hosts to the Beach Cafe for an exclusive afterparty. Beyond mere acidity and grievance, it seems this event underscored how the cultural elite and political narratives certainly don’t mix well—unless, of course, the nature of that mix aims to shine a light on the conspiracies that swirl around the Bidens like moths to a flame. Devine, alongside her supporters, readies herself for more revelations, proving that stories like these might just be the iceberg tip in a sea of political intrigue.
