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...was always a joke, but:

Mike Howell @MHowellTweets
There's a ton to be said on the Hunter pardon, but for now:

The real worrisome part about the undeniable fact that the First Family (not just Hunter!) was so flamboyantly corrupt was that the entirety of the government legal and intelligence apparatus worked overtime to let it go. And they did it for a very long time and turned themselves into pretzels to keep doing it again.

All while doing the exact opposite on contrived and sometimes legitimately insane plots against Trump and those who supported him.

Major systems level damage was done to the integrity of the whole system. So many will want to move on to the next thing but if not addressed, we are in a world of long term trouble.

The Bidens clearly belong in the history books as an asterisked blight, but the story is so much bigger than just them. When they exit it doesn't just get resolved naturally.

That's right, and this is why major reforms are needed. Too many portions of the federal government have been infected with democrat partisanship to the detriment of the country.

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