Biden, Inc. Scores Its Last Major Grift: Biden Inks Deal to "Write" "His" "Memoirs" For Ten Million Dollars

Endless, fathomless corruption.

They're paying $10 million to an autopen.

I have repeatedly urged a law barring any politician or ex-politician (within five years of serving in a federal office) from accepting any "advance" for a book. They should be paid just by actual royalties-- a percentage of each book actually sold.

If you don't know, an advance is just literally an advance against future expected royalties. If you get an advance of $50,000, you don't get your first $50,000 in royalty payments, because you were already paid them, in advance. After you hit $50,000 in royalties, you'd start collecting royalty checks for royalties in excess of your advance.

For fifty years, hard-left publishing companies, all of which are part of gigantic media conglomerates with business constantly in front of the US government, have been bribing (Democrat) politicians with absurdly high "advances" that are nothing of the sort. The ten million dollar payment to Biden is a straight-up bribe, like so many other bribes he's collected. There is no way to characterize this as a reasonable guess as to what his projected future royalties will be. He will not make ten million in royalties. He will not even make one million in royalties.

He will make maybe $100,000-200,000 in royalties. Who would be the audience? Conservatives despise this child-sniffing criminal and Democrats want him to disappear.

A law requiring royalties paid to politicians to be actual royalties would stop media companies from engaging in barely-disguised bribery to Democrats, while still making sure that authors receive the real, actual royalties that "their" books earn.

Oh, when I asked "Who is the audience for this?"

The answer was Paid Democrat Party Shills and Twinkfluencers.

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