Rapper: I Got Three Years in Prison For the Same Crime The President's Bitchass Son Just Got A Slap On the Wrist For

It's good to be a princeling of The Regime.

Rapper Kodak Black's attorney reacted on social media Tuesday to news that President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, would likely avoid jail time for crimes similar to that which saw his own client sentenced to prison.

"2 tiers of justice?" Bradford Cohen asked on his Instagram page. "Kodak was charged for the same crime. Got over 3 years. Mr. Biden will not serve a day. Feels right?"

Kodak Black, whose real name is Bill Kapri, pleaded guilty in November 2019 to lying on a federal firearms purchase form when he concealed his past criminal convictions. Hunter Biden allegedly lied about his drug use when buying a firearm in 2018.

Hunter Biden had no past convictions, but was kicked out of the Navy in 2015 after testing positive for drugs.

On Tuesday, it was announced that Hunter Biden would plead guilty to two counts of willful failure to pay federal income tax, and one count of providing false information in purchasing a firearm.

In addition to Kodak Black, several other prominent black public figures, including first offenders, have faced jail time for doing what Hunter did.

One was musician Lauryn Hill, who was sentenced to three months in prison for failing to pay federal taxes.

Another was actor Wesley Snipes, who served nearly three years in federal prison for refusing to pay taxes.

That isn't all of Hunter Biden's amazing legal luck over the past few days. The mother of his illegitimate child agreed suddenly to a 75% cut in child support payments for the rejected toddler. She also agreed to not seek to change the child's last name to "Biden."

Boy sure feels like a secret pile of Democrat money was involved right there, huh?

So an undisclosed contributor just paid millions to Hunter Biden's babymama to get him out of a jam, and that's not an illegal donation to Joe Biden.

Do you get it now? I mean, do you really get it?

A Trump appointed judge will okay, or reject, the Hunter Biden plea deal. I don't have a lot of hope that he'll reject it. I don't even think he'll ask any questions about all the other crimes the DOJ has given him a pass on.

Congress is preparing to unseal whistleblower testimony about the DOJ deliberately slow-walking and then tanking its own case against Hunter Biden.

House Ways and Means Committee took final steps Tuesday to release to the public as early as this week the testimony and evidence from an IRS whistleblower who alleges the Justice Department gave favorable treatment to Hunter Biden and engaged in political interference in the criminal tax case against the first son.

Committee Chairman Jason Smith, R-Mo., scheduled an executive session for 8 a.m. Thursday where lawmakers are expected to vote to free the whistleblower evidence and testimony of IRS supervisory criminal agent Gary Shapley from the 6103 privacy requirements that normally shield Americans' tax information from public disclosure.

posted by Ace at 12:10 PM

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