Marjorie Taylor Greene says People must see Hunter Biden porn

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene argued that nude pictures of Hunter Biden are the evidence America needs to see.

Rep. Greene said on Newsmax, “That’s the definition of a two-tier justice system.” Which you just set out, but I want everyone to know that Shapely and Ziegler have indeed come a long way, and they stumbled upon it in November 2018 that Hunter Biden was involved in prostitution and producing pornography while they were in the middle of a side investigation into a foreign amateur porn company, and that’s where they found Hunter Biden. So this is shocking. And that is actually the evidence that I believe the American people deserve to see, because if the American people can see this evidence as uncomfortable as it was for me today before the Oversight Committee, I believe it should that is how we hold this government accountable and the Justice Department is politically motivated.”

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— Acyn (@Acyn) July 19, 2023

How does Hunter Biden nude pictures prove President Biden ever did anything wrong?

Oh, they’re not.

Republicans are basing their entire argument on a conspiracy theory that the Justice Department was lenient on Hunter Biden because Joe Biden forced it on them.

What evidence do you have to support this claim?

Well, they don’t have any, do they?Don’t watch Marjorie Taylor Greene brandish Hunter Biden nudes here.

No one needs to watch Hunter Biden do anything.

Hunter Biden does not work for the government and is not a presidential candidate.

The behavior of Greene and the Republicans in the House of Representatives is abhorrent and an embarrassment to the nation, and Greene can’t stop digging the hole deeper with every appearance in conservative media.

Jason is the managing editor. He is also White House press secretary and congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a bachelor’s degree in political science. The focus of his thesis was on public policy with a focus on social reform movements.

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