Hunter Biden stripped of DC law license

The Hunter Biden saga continues with another blow to the former First Son.

This week, reports surfaced that Hunter reportedly agreed to have his law license stripped in DC.

Hunter is Guilty

Joe and Hunter Biden, and Democrats, tried to portray the prosecution of Hunter Biden as the weaponization of the DOJ, but it was very clear that Hunter was guilty, and he was found as such in a court of law.

Hunter illegally purchased a weapon, having lied on his registration forms, among other crimes.

He was tried and found guilty on all three charges, but that was only the beginning of his problems.

Hunter was also up for tax evasion charges, but his father saved him from all of that. When Biden pardoned Hunter, he had one case on the docket and was awaiting sentencing on the gun charges. While it was unlikely that Hunter would be sent to jail, Joe clearly was not going to take any chances.

Joe Steps In

Throughout Joe Biden’s time in office, he was asked time and again if he would pardon Hunter, and he repeatedly said he would not.

That all ended just before Joe Biden left office, issuing a blanket pardon for Hunter.

Biden explained the pardon, stating, "From the day I took office, I said I would not interfere with the Justice Department’s decision-making, and I kept my word even as I have watched my son being selectively, and unfairly, prosecuted.”

He continued, "Once I made this decision this weekend, there was no sense in delaying it further. I hope Americans will understand why a father and a President would come to this decision.”

No More Law for You

When Hunter was convicted, he had been temporarily disbarred from practicing law, but it appears that Hunter agreed to have his law license revoked in DC.

According to reports, Biden filed an affidavit this week acknowledging his "consent to disbarment.”

Court records currently indicate that Biden’s law license status is listed as "Temp Disciplinary Suspension," but he will now be officially and permanently disbarred if the appellate court accepts the recommendation by the disciplinary agency of the court.

Just one more feather in Hunter’s very dirty cap. I guess now he really will have to depend on daddy and his watercolors to generate income. His only hope now is for Jill and Joe to pass away so he can inherit their fortune.