White House’s Karine Jean-Pierre Dodges Questions on Cocaine

What’s with the Cocaine Found in the White House?

It’s no secret that the media loves a scandal, but it’s interesting how they choose which controversies to focus on. While President Trump not insulting a world leader made headlines, the discovery of cocaine in the West Wing barely caused a stir. The evasive response from White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre raises some eyebrows.

When asked about the cocaine found in the West Wing, Jean-Pierre quickly deflected the question to the Secret Service. She made sure to mention that President Biden and his “family” were not present at the time of the discovery, hinting at Hunter Biden’s well-known struggles with addiction.

“What’s with the cocaine found in the West Wing?”

“It’s under the purview of the Secret Service.”

Concerns about security protocol and visitor access were met with the same response. Jean-Pierre refused to comment on whether having illicit drugs on White House property was cause for concern.

As the investigation unfolds, the exact location of the cocaine remains unknown. However, it raises questions about the effectiveness of visitor screening and the possibility that the drugs belonged to a resident who bypasses searches.

Of course, the big question on everyone’s mind is whether the cocaine belonged to Hunter Biden. Given his troubled past and recent questionable behavior, it’s a reasonable suspicion. If true, it would undermine the plea deal he just made with federal prosecutors and potentially lead to a trial that implicates his father.

While the president’s son being a “lowlife druggie” may be embarrassing for the Biden family, the real issue here is Hunter’s confidence in flouting the law. It begs the question: where does this confidence come from? Democrats have long championed the idea that “NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW,” yet there are allegations of preferential treatment and protection from criminal prosecution.

So, what’s the deal with the cocaine? And why is the White House being so evasive about it? These are questions that demand answers.