Where there’s smoke there’s fire, and it is indeed illegal for elected officials to benefit financially from intentionally wielding their influence. And we can smell a lot of smoke coming from Hunter Biden’s direction, and it’s not just from his meth pipe. In the audio, Hunter Biden explains to a potential business partner regarding a business project to market his art:
That is: why the hell would Hunter catalog everything he’s done wrong (or, if not everything, at least a good chunk of misfeasance and malfeasance), and then just leave the computer with all those misdeeds sitting in some repair shop without paying the guy or picking up the computer? Or, as Eric Matheny put it, “Who records all of their evils on laptops and then proceeds to repeatedly lose those laptops?”
In fact, according to Maxey, he (supposedly) started seeing black SUVs around his house and friends of his in the intel agencies (supposedly) told him they were getting strange calls about him. Further, when he started trying to share snippets of the Hunter Biden laptop, the links were quickly taken down despite his attempts at taking major cybersecurity precautions.