Media ignores Biden’s corruption, despite it being what they wanted from Trump.

Corporate Media Refuses to Call Out Biden’s Corruption

Every day, investigators uncover potential evidence that President Joe Biden sold out the country for personal gain, yet even when on full display, the corporate media refuse to call out the Democrat’s corruption, deliberately choosing to ignore the scandal.

The Latest Bombshell

Just this week, Republicans Sen. Chuck Grassley and Rep. James Comer subpoenaed the FBI over a document they say alleges a criminal scheme between now-President Joe Biden and a “foreign national” during his years in the Obama White House. The allegation that Biden appears to be implicated in an international bribery scheme is merely the latest piece of evidence uncovered by GOP legislators investigating whether Biden sold out the American people to the nation’s foreign enemies to line his own pockets. So far, Republicans have warned it “doesn’t look good for POTUS.”

The Media’s Double Standard

For years, members of the corporate media scrounged for dirt on their political enemies, like Trump and his voters. Yet when an actual scandal sits down for a one-on-one interview with them, they gloss over it. Do not mistake the press’s lack of attention to the flailing president’s loving father facade as blissful ignorance to the extent of Biden’s corruption.

Ruhle’s dishonest line of questioning proves that the corporate media’s motivations when it comes to bombshells about the Bidens remain pure deception.

Trump The Traitor, Biden The Benevolent

The reasons for former President Donald Trump’s 2016 victory are many, but calling out the “fake news” press for their shenanigans like Ruhle’s is one of the most memorable. Trump’s penchant for taunting the media is likely why corporate chatterboxes and the Democrats continue to keep their spiteful sights on him.

During Trump’s time in office, the corporate media criticized his tweets, twisted his words, and intentionally undermined his authority with a constant stream of lies. For their unscrupulous scheming, the press were awarded Pulitzers.

The Biden Family Corruption

Biden’s nonchalant dismissal of Hunter’s long history of hedonism and criminality is problematic for several reasons. But far more shocking than his redundant affirmation of his not-so-prodigal son was the question that led the president to that answer.

Biden is a known serial liar and but it was Trump whose every word was “fact-checked.” Biden harbored classified documents from his time as vice president in a box by his 1967 Corvette Stingray, but it was Trump who was on the receiving end of the media and the FBI’s public scorn.

Even before the Democrat took office in January of 2021, the media repeated dishonest narratives created by the Biden campaign to downplay damning evidence from Hunter’s laptop. When Biden repeatedly lied on the campaign trail about Hunter’s overseas business dealings to cover his family’s tracks and bank accounts, the press did not press him.

Instead, corporate media persistently allied themselves with the Biden White House and against the American people. When they aren’t going after the former first family, the corporate media are amplifying the current president’s excuses, shilling for his son, and claiming over and over and over and over and over that the Republicans’ investigation is politically motivated even though it is not.

Trump isn’t the only victim of the media and the Democrat media complex’s double standard. Under Biden, liberty and justice are for all unless you’re a pro-life Christian, concerned parent, “MAGA Republican,” or victim of Democrats’ deadly covid policies.

About the Author

Jordan Boyd is a staff writer at The Federalist and co-producer of The Federalist Radio Hour. Her work has also been featured in The Daily Wire, Fox News, and RealClearPolitics. Jordan graduated from Baylor University where she majored in political science and minored in journalism. Follow her on Twitter @jordanboydtx.

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