Social Media Reacts To Hunter Biden Verdict
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Many people couldn't help but compare and contrast the legal issues of Joe Biden's son with those of former President Donald Trump.
Within minutes of hearing the news that Hunter Biden was found guilty on Tuesday of illegally owning a gun in 2018, people took to social media to discuss the verdict.
And, of course, many folks couldn’t help but compare and contrast the legal issues of President Joe Biden’s son with those of former President Donald Trump.
Other people discussed whether the case was really, truly a sign of the Justice Department being weaponized.
Many people debated whether the case should have been brought to trial in the first place.
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