At a whopping 5,360 words, The New York Times's magnum opus on Hunter Biden should have contained new information on the various ways the First Son has skirted the law, made millions in foreign business deals and caused a potential conflict of interest by leveraging his father's name.
Instead, The Gray Lady's lengthy look into the former crack cocaine addict either left out or got completely wrong several aspects of Hunter's troubled adult life.
The Times, which has struggled to refute allegations of increasingly liberal bias in its coverage, depicts the Hunter Biden scandal as 'exaggerated'. But by understating central issues it leaves itself open to being criticized for the same kind of partisanship it accuses Republicans of.
The piece, headlined 'Hunter Biden's tangled tale comes front and center' purported to be an in-depth look at the 52-year-old's life at a time when federal prosecutor David Weiss is 'closing in on a decision about whether to prosecute' him.
US Attorney David Weiss is believed to be considering charges related to $30,000 in tax deductions, which Hunter Biden claimed for business expenses
The piece, headlined 'Hunter Biden's tangled tale comes front and center' purported to be an in-depth look at the 52-year-old's life at a time when federal prosecutor David Weiss is 'closing in on a decision about whether to prosecute' him
The Times said Weiss, the U.S. Attorney for Delaware, who has been investigating Hunter's businesses and tax affairs since 2020,...
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