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Hunter Biden's defense annihilated

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Hunter Biden's penis begs for mercy as his entire defense is annihilated.
Hunter Biden files mutually contradictory legal defenses, and is shown to be outright lying to the court.
His "house of cards" collapses according to the experts.
The unnamed Biden, codename "The Big Guy", reportedly prepares to withhold aid from the DoJ until top prosecutor investigating his son is fired
https://www.newsweek.com/doj-annihilates-hunter-biden-claims-court-filing-legal-analyst-1877661
DOJ 'Annihilates' Hunter Biden Claims in Court Filing
Jonathan Turley argued Sunday that a recent Department of Justice (DOJ) filing "annihilates" arguments from Hunter Biden's legal team seeking to have certain tax charges dismissed.

In December, the DOJ announced a tax-related indictment against Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, in California, leveling three felonies and six misdemeanors against him, alleging that he attempted to avoid paying roughly $1.4 million in personal taxes between 2016 and 2019. The president's son pleaded not guilty to the charges at an arraignment hearing in Los Angeles on January 11.

In response to this new indictment, Hunter Biden's legal team submitted a filing requesting that the charges be dropped, arguing that the case against him was "politically motivated" and that the additional charges were brought against them to appease conservative voices in the government. Republican lawmakers have long attempted to leverage the younger Biden's personal troubles, legal issues, and business dealings against his father.

In a post on his website on Sunday, Turley wrote that the new filing from Weiss' office "annihilates" the arguments put forward by Hunter Biden's team. In his summation, the filing accuses the defense of "outright lying to the court," with Weiss arguing that claims made in the filing are "patently false, unsupported by evidence, and belied by his own letter and representations in his filings in the Delaware case."