Now That Influence Peddling Is Over, Hunter Is Being Sued

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Hunter Biden was busy suing people and losing the cases and defending himself against federal investigations. And now the bill has come due. Influence peddling won’t work any longer. The smartest man Joe knows owes $50,000 to Winston & Strawn LLP.

“This is breach of contract action against Mr. Biden for unpaid legal fees,” Winston & Strawn LLP wrote in its complaint, the New York Post reported. “Despite repeated requests for payment, Mr. Biden has failed to pay the amounts he owes.”

Who would have thought that amazing artist couldn’t pay his bills? You can understand why the firm would extend him credit.

Joe and Jill will have to bail him out.

In the meantime, one of Hunter’s debt holders is trying to collect the rent. Hunter allegedly left owing a year’s worth of rent. He reportedly tried to pay with art he made from his own feces.

Shaun Maguire claims that Hunter rented his $4.25 million home in California in 2019. When Hunter’s lawyers denied the story, he posted pictures on social media.

It’s too crazy to be true. Then again, it’s too crazy to be made up. We await the defamation lawsuit against Sequioa’s Maguire.

I’m going with it has to be untrue.

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Canadian Friend
Canadian Friend
21 days ago

Unfortunately for Shaun Maguire, photos of Hunter’s art is not evidence he rented and did not pay.

If he had photos of Hunter half naked in the apartment, with his clothes on the floor and his crack pipe on the table maybe.

But then again I did not look at the other photos…

Sua Sponte
Sua Sponte
22 days ago

Huh, so Hunter’s sugar-daddy Kevin Morris isn’t ponying up the cash anymore…..Well, he’ll always have his “art” right….I mean that stuff sold up to $1.3 million…Like father like son, they’ve always been garbage.

Peter B. Prange,
Peter B. Prange,
22 days ago

This comment is not about this site.
What a lousy culture where a despicable human(?) like Hunter draws so much media attention, when so many good people are doing so many good things, basically unnoticed. I would rather discuss the work of Linda Goudsmit on this site.