Don’t bet on the DOJ doing the right thing on the Hunter Biden perjury allegations. Garland is one of the most corrupt figures in an administration that’s full of them. From Jonathan Turley at jonathanturley.org:
Attorney General Merrick Garland has long maintained that he is a completely apolitical figure who only follows the law. Critics have challenged that claim on key cases, including those related to Hunter Biden. However, Garland may now face one of the clearest tests of his claim in his tenure. The House committees have issued a public report alleging three different instances where Hunter Biden allegedly committed perjury. The question is now what Garland is prepared to do about it.
When Hunter testified, I wrote columns suggesting that he might take the Fifth Amendment to remain silent because the risk was too great that he might lie or mislead investigators in his answers. With months of preparation, he decided to run the gauntlet and now appears to have exposed himself to the possibility of additional criminal charges.
Hunter Biden has still not responded to the specific allegations, but on their face they appear strong. Notably, the Justice Department spent considerable time and money to pursue false statements against figures like Michael Flynn over just one statement describing a meeting with Russian diplomats. These are instances where Hunter was under oath, prepared for months, and had counsel present.
STRAIGHT LINE LOGIC 
One of the most corrupt figures in the history of the shining republic in name only of the swamp ass landfill on the hill?
The stench of the fading banana republic of sodomy uber alles reaches the high heavens.
Make a statue of esteemed CPUSA (D) party member comrade commissar Garfinkel, have it hecho en China and place it by the sacred St. Floyd of Fentanyl shrine.
Si se puede!
As comrade Beria said, show me the man and I’ll show you the crime.
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Any week is a bad time to quit sniffing glue. (h/t-Lloyd)
Don’t tug on Superman’s cape, don’t spin in the wind, objects in mirror are closer than they appear.
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