Monday, February 05, 2024

White House Powder Problems

From Bill O’Reily.com (July 5, 2023):

Apparently, cocaine has been found in the White House, and the anti-Biden forces are cracking wise about Hunter. Predictable but certainly within satirical limits.

The Justice Department should be investigating because so-called "controlled substance" is under its jurisdiction.

However, in his quest to protect everything Biden, Attorney General Merrick Garland is a bit confused about how to proceed. Should he call in Crockett and Tubbs from Miami Vice? Perhaps another US Attorney in Delaware is available. Didn't Hunter once live in Delaware before he moved to Malibu, California, to live in the nation's highest rent district?

Cocaine in proximity to the Oval Office is not a good look unless you're auditioning for a spot in the Mexican government. And how exactly did the blow get in there? Visitors to the White House are subjected to more scrutiny than Trump at a singles bar. Secret Service agents are wanding, X-raying, and profiling.

So how did the powder get through all that?

Don't know, and Joe Biden will not address it. But I think his new nickname, Super Fly, is unfair. Besides, I believe Hunter has already copyrighted it.

See you this evening for the No Spin News. [source]

So, the secret service has no idea who left the cocaine. Hmmm. Well, maybe they can match fingerprints on it to let's say Hunter Biden? Or the Cackler aka Carmila Harris? Dan Bongino says the only way someone can get in that area is with a secret service escort. And the Capitol police don't search you if you have that kind of escort. So who would have that kind of escort? A VIP connected to the POTUS or the VPOTOS. You get the idea. The whole deal feels like a snow job.

The White House cocaine saga continues…

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