Smear? That’s a weird way to say ‘the truth.’
Joe Biden’s normal state of senile is quickly turning into denial as he is questioned about Hunter Biden’s laptop.
To be fair, if they in fact have the evidence of the allegations that are circulating, the term I think he’s looking for is “incriminating.”
The Daily Mail UK reported:
Former Vice President Joe Biden ripped a Republican senator who has used his committee perch to probe Biden’s son and blasted Rudy Giuliani for peddling ‘garbage’ in his most extensive comments since the release of information said to be from Hunter Biden’s laptop.
Biden, doing local TV interview from his Delaware home, exploded when WISN, a Wisconsin ABC affiliate, brought up the subject.
He called it a ‘desperate campaign’ to smear him.
All I know is that President Trump is going to have a hey day with the allegations of corruption at the next debate in Nashville!
‘Wisconsin’s Republican Senator Ron Johnson put out a statement — on Homeland Security letterhead — saying Hunter Biden, together with other Biden family members, profited off the Biden name,’ reporter Adrienne Pedersen said.
She asked Biden if there was any ‘legitimacy’ to what Johnson was claiming.
‘None whatsoever!’ Biden fumed. ‘This is the same garbage Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s henchman, it’s a last-ditch effort in this desperate campaign to smear me and my family.’
‘Even the man who served with him on that committee, the former nominee for the Republican Party, said there’s no basis to this,’ Biden said.
According to Joe, having clear evidence does not substantiate a basis for the claims being made against him and his family.
With the allegations in question, it’s ironic to me that Biden seems so offended and flabbergasted that people would want to dive in to find out what the heck is really going on. However, if the shoe was on the other foot and President Trump was being accused of similar things (oh wait, he was) then Biden and his clan would push for investigation (oh wait, they did).
It’s alright, Joe, you don’t have to admit to anything. I’m sure we’ll all find out either way. That’s the beautiful thing about admission – with substantial evidence, you really don’t need it.