The Patriot Post® · In Brief: Bidens Still Ignore One Granddaughter
Joe Biden, he’ll have you know, is a great Catholic. The truth is he’s a bad one. But his personal failings extend to his family. “Forget about the man’s atrocious policies,” says author Scott McKay. “Let’s just focus on one thing that shows what an awful human being Joe Biden is.”
Let’s remember that Biden’s son Hunter, the crackhead and sex pest whom he has both called “the smartest guy I know” and profited in the millions as “the big guy” off various shady foreign business deals, impregnated a stripper from Arkansas by the name of Lunden Roberts a couple years ago.
The little girl who came from that sordid union’s name is Navy Joan. She’s four. Unlike the six other Biden grandkids, she gets no recognition from the family.
“We have six grandchildren,” Dr. Jill Biden has said before in one of many instances the two have falsely claimed only six and not seven.
Hunter Biden refused to acknowledge the girl. A DNA test proved he’s her father.
And the president of the United States, who won’t shut up about his son Beau and his death, going so far … as to claim that a “burn pit” near where Beau Biden was briefly stationed in Iraq was responsible for the brain cancer that killed him, won’t embrace his own flesh and blood.
Of course Hunter Biden’s liaison with Lunden Roberts when she was working as an exotic dancer in a D.C. strip club was tawdry and embarrassing. But we’re past that now. Navy Joan Roberts is not responsible for the behavior of her father.
Nevertheless, the Bidens find it inconvenient to admit the truth. What hypocrites.
Democrats have promoted unwed childbirth for decades. Certainly Joe Biden has. When his own son acts in a manner hardly atypical of his party’s political clients, Biden rejects the product?
It’s disgusting.
Nothing Joe Biden says can be interpreted in a way that gives him the benefit of the doubt. He’s a terrible human being, exemplary of everything Americans despise about the political class. The whole Biden family are terrible people.
Unfortunately, McKay concludes, “We’re all paying a price for the elevation of these people to status as our First Family.” That price, along with the price of everything else, keeps going up.