Newsmax correspondent knocks Hannity's attack on Biden

[Guno צְבִי]

for trying to convince his son to get help for addiction

On Monday night, Fox News host Sean Hannity played his audience a voicemail left by Joe Biden for his son, Hunter Biden, in which he encouraged him to get help for his drug addiction.

After playing the message, Hannity described it to his audience as "actually sad" before pivoting to say that it "came at the exact same time Hunter lied on a gun application to buy a handgun."

However, Hannity's decision to attack Biden over the phone message drew a sharp rebuke even from some fellow conservatives, including Newsmax foreign correspondent Alex Salvi.

"I don’t think attacking Pres. Biden for telling his son 'I love you' and trying to get him help for his drug addiction is the effective strategy Republicans thinks it is," Salvi wrote on Twitter. "This is a hard conversation many parents across the country have had themselves."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/n...id=a2hs&cvid=09a1ea5aa73c47109dffaf5d9f584057

 

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Wonder what Hannity thinks of Tucker Carlson asking Hunter Biden for a recommendation for his son to get into Georgetown which probably occurred around the same time

 

[Yakuda]

for trying to convince his son to get help for addiction

On Monday night, Fox News host Sean Hannity played his audience a voicemail left by Joe Biden for his son, Hunter Biden, in which he encouraged him to get help for his drug addiction.

After playing the message, Hannity described it to his audience as "actually sad" before pivoting to say that it "came at the exact same time Hunter lied on a gun application to buy a handgun."

However, Hannity's decision to attack Biden over the phone message drew a sharp rebuke even from some fellow conservatives, including Newsmax foreign correspondent Alex Salvi.

"I don’t think attacking Pres. Biden for telling his son 'I love you' and trying to get him help for his drug addiction is the effective strategy Republicans thinks it is," Salvi wrote on Twitter. "This is a hard conversation many parents across the country have had themselves."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/n...id=a2hs&cvid=09a1ea5aa73c47109dffaf5d9f584057

I agree that telling hunter to get help is a good thing and should not be politicized. Having said that anyone with an objective view can see that Joe also needs help but for much different reasons.

Here is an example:

https://www.newsweek.com/video-joe-biden-son-beau-lost-life-iraq-viral-1751433

Joe's says his son Beau died in war in Iraq. Now that's an undisputed fact that Joe's made that claim. Now Joe either knows Beau didn't die in Iraq and is lying or he really doesn't know that Beau didn't die in Iraq and his is having cognitive difficulties. It's clear I am no fan of President Biden but something is wrong. He needs help.