Hunter Biden announced Wednesday he is under federal investigation for his financial dealings in foreign countries, including China. The announcement confirms many of the allegations of corruption that were leveled against Hunter Biden in the months leading up to the November elections – allegations the media steadfastly refused to cover.
The nation’s largest social media companies went further: They made the shocking decision to actively censor the New York Post’s eye-opening scoop revealing evidence of Joe Biden’s son’s influence peddling that was recovered from an abandoned laptop.
Twitter locked the newspaper out of its own account for weeks. Facebook prevented the Post’s story from being widely distributed. Some media figures so quickly descended into condescending arrogance that some apologies appear in order, given what we now know (Mark Hemmingway: Real Clear Politics).
The managing editor of taxpayer-funded NPR declared it a “waste of time” to report on the Hunter Biden allegations (NPR).
The Atlantic’s Anne Applebaum wrote: “Those who live outside the Fox News bubble and intend to remain there do not, of course, need to learn any of this stuff [about Hunter Biden]” (The Atlantic).
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