Hunter Biden’s memoir slams Joe Biden, Obama, and Trump in explosive revelations
Hunter Biden has released a new memoir, Beautiful Things, where he criticises several high-profile figures—including his own father, President Joe Biden. The book reveals sharp disagreements with Joe Biden, former presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump, and even his ex-business partner Devon Archer. His comments also touch on US policies and past controversies involving his own dealings abroad.
In the memoir, Hunter Biden accuses his father of arranging back-door financial deals for him during Joe Biden’s time as vice president. He also slams the current administration's open border policy, claiming it has allowed millions of undocumented migrants into the country. His criticism extends to the chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan, which he calls a disaster.
The book does not spare former presidents either. Both Barack Obama and Donald Trump face rebuke, though the specifics of his grievances remain unclear. Additionally, Hunter takes aim at Devon Archer, his former business associate, linking him to past ventures in Ukraine and China—particularly the controversial Burisma dealings. Critics have long accused Hunter Biden of deflecting blame rather than taking responsibility for his actions. The memoir's release has reignited debates over his business history and personal accountability.
The memoir sheds light on Hunter Biden’s strained relationships with political leaders and family members. His remarks on border policies, foreign affairs, and financial controversies are likely to fuel further discussion. The book's publication comes at a time when scrutiny over his past dealings remains high.
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