If Joe Biden is elected president, the scrutiny of his email scandal will only intensify.
Anyone who has seen the movie “Wag the Dog” is familiar with exactly what is happening in the 2020 presidential election. In the film, a major scandal drops about the frontrunner just about three weeks before the election. The candidate is not able to deny the allegation, so the campaign engages in a holding action, inventing a war to distract from the scandal just long enough to win. What we don’t see, because the movie ends, is what happens to the scandal after the election. Joe Biden finds himself in a similar situation with less than two weeks to go before the election. Seven days after the New York Post dropped its bombshell story, complete with damning emails that show at the least that Biden has lied about his knowledge of his son Hunter’s sketchy business deals overseas, and at most that he illegally profited from them, the media is helping him ignore the story. No denial of any substantive fact in the story has been made by Biden, and yet his media lackeys are silent about it and social media companies are hiding it from voters. Here’s the thing. This could work. We are one week into the scandal with two weeks to go. The first seven days were spent with news outlets making baseless claims that this was all Russian disinformation.
