https://themessenger.com/opinion/hunter-biden-contempt-of-congress-subpoena-white-house-impeachment-prosecution

He always has such wisdom to impart.

TAKEN FROM THE LINK ABOVE:

Loved this part:"Indeed, President Biden himself has maintained that defying subpoenas cannot be tolerated. When subpoenas were issued to Republicans during the House’s January 6 investigation, Biden declared[/url]: "I hope that the committee goes after them and holds them accountable criminally.”That is precisely what Republicans will now expect from Garland in Hunter’s case. In the meantime, the House did not lose anything that it expected to get from Hunter. It will now move to secure the testimony of a circle of associates surrounding both Hunter and his father. At the same time, the National Archives has finally agreed to give House investigators [url=https://www.foxnews.com/politics/national-archives-hand-over-62000-biden-records-including-email-aliases]tens of thousands of emails[/url] reportedly involving the president.As expected, in a floor vote late in the day, not a single House Democrat supported getting answers to these questions through an impeachment inquiry. They unanimously opposed any inquiry even though [url=https://apnorc.org/projects/most-say-biden-has-acted-either-illegally-or-unethically-in-his-sons-business-dealings/]40% of Democrats[/url] have said in polling that they believe the president has acted illegally or unethically regarding his family’s business deals. (Overall, 70% of those polled held that view.)Hunter, however, just tripped another wire that could seriously complicate matters not just himself but for his father. Perhaps that is why, when dramatist-scholar [url=https://playbill.com/article/martin-esslin-author-of-theater-of-the-absurd-dead-at-83-com-106295]Martin Julius Esslin devised the term "theater of the absurd," he described it as "part reality and part nightmare.” "