Where did the Biden money come from?

The Biden family's ventures, over nearly half a century, have regularly raised conflict-of-interest questions which are likely to gain traction during Joe's term as POTUS.



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Its because President elect Joe Biden earned it at being a honorable and scandal free public servant for almost 50 years as a Senator and a two term vice president. Where did tRump's money come from as a lawlessly hacked in Putin puppet set on a mission to destroy Democracy from within and anything else of a civilized nature?

He said it was 180 years.
 
He said it was 180 years.

Trump and his family have been under the microscope for four years. Now it's time to turn the spotlight on the Biden family - who have benefited from Joe's elected position for nearly half a century now, and there's plenty to expose.
 
Trump and his family have been under the microscope for four years. Now it's time to turn the spotlight on the Biden family - who have benefited from Joe's elected position for nearly half a century now, and there's plenty to expose.

Time for another special counsel to be appointed.
 
Joe’s brother James Biden has been an integral part of the family political machine from the earliest days when he served as finance chair of Joe’s 1972 Senate campaign.

In fact, since Joe joined the Senate, James has accompanied him on congressional delegation trips overseas.

As vice-president, Joe brought James to White House functions.

Sometimes, James’ White House visits dovetailed with his overseas business dealings, and his commercial opportunities flourished during his brother’s tenure as vice president.

James was named executive vice president of HillStone International (a subsidiary of the huge construction management firm, Hill International) less than three weeks after the president of the company, Kevin Justice, visited the White House in 2010.

James had virtually no experience with housing construction, but following his being given that position, HillStone international started getting huge government contracts.

James Biden joined HillStone just as the firm was starting negotiations to win a massive contract in Iraq.

Six months later, the firm announced a contract to build 100,000 homes as part of a $35 billion, 500,000-unit project deal with TRAC Development, a South Korean company.

HillStone also received a $22 million U.S. federal government contract to manage a construction project for the State Department.

It was the most lucrative contract the firm ever acquired.

what is the source for this bullshit? by the way, dildo, according to, you know, official tax returns, Biden has been among the least wealthy Senators during his whole time in the Senate....he did not start making any real dough until he left the VP office and wrote some books and got some lucrative speaking engagements...nothing to do with housing in Korea or Iraq or whatever the fuck bullshit you are fantasizing about, boy.

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Joe Biden is running for president, and he has released his financial disclosures and the last three years of his tax returns.

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Sep 29, 2020 — Biden's filings show he paid about 30 percent of his $985,000 in adjusted gross income in federal taxes.

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Sep 29, 2020 — Joe Biden paid nearly $300000 in federal taxes for 2019, while President Trump has refused to release any of his tax returns.

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In early 1973, as Joe Biden was settling into his new job in Washington, DC, Ralph Nader published a deconstruction of what made the freshman DEMOCRAT senator’s state of Delaware, the most anodyne of states, so exceptional.

The answer, The Company State explained, had to do with the unique relationship between government and commerce: Delaware was less a democracy than a fiefdom, contorting its laws to meet the demands of its corporate lords.

Preeminent among them was the chemical giant DuPont.

Nader took readers to Rodney Square, in the heart of Wilmington.

There was the ritzy Hotel du Pont, housed in a building owned by DuPont, next to a theater built by DuPont, connected to a bank controlled by the du Pont family, surrounded by law offices and brokerages—all affiliated in some way with what was known simply as “The Company.”

The du Ponts owned the state’s two largest newspapers and employed a tenth of the state legislature.

The governor was a former executive.

The state’s member of Congress for most of the 1970s was Pierre Samuel du Pont IV.

“General Motors could buy Delaware,” Nader quipped, “if DuPont were willing to sell it.”

Over the next two decades, as Joe Biden rose through the ranks of the DEMOCRAT Party, the state’s center of gravity began to shift from the world of chemicals to the big business of other people’s business—banking, accounting, law, and telemarketing.

But if the industry had changed, the ethos remained: Delaware was the Company State. It owed its prosperity to its willingness to give corporations what they wanted.

Though he’s now a millionaire, Biden has long positioned himself as the champion of the middle class, a scrappy kid from Scranton who’s fought the good fight for decades.

His adopted home state is part of that identity too—an unglamorous enclave of scrapple and toll roads, the Acela Corridor’s own Flyover Country.

But as he pursues his third and likely final quest for the presidency, his record haunts him, because the interests of Delaware are often at extreme odds with everyone else’s.

Biden did not create this system, but he used his influence to strengthen and protect it.

He cast key votes that deregulated the banking industry, made it harder for individuals to escape their credit card debts and student loans, and protected his state’s status as a corporate bankruptcy hub.

Biden’s career in the Senate placed him on the wrong side of some of the biggest financial fights of his generation and brought him into conflict with some of the same rivals he faces today.


https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2019/11/biden-bankruptcy-president/
 
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Delaware is emblematic of the kind of gauzy comity that Joe Biden has sometimes gotten in trouble for waxing nostalgic about.

Elected officials from prided themselves on what they called “the Delaware Way”—a willingness to put aside consumer protectionism for the good of the state, which invariably meant aiding its business climate.

Revenue from corporate taxes and LLCs kept government coffers full, and the state’s low income tax rates kept voters happy.

For decades, much of the front-line work of championing the state’s financial industry in Washington was handled by Senator Joe Biden.




https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2019/11/biden-bankruptcy-president/
 
Joe and his homewrecking whore wife have been careful to avoid showing personal income.

That's where his family comes in.
Yep Hunter said he had to give half of his money to his dad. Want to bet that money was never declared on Joe's income tax returns.
 
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