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President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden leaves after a court appearance on July 26 in Wilmington, Del.
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You absolutely have to love the impartiality of the Star-Advertiser, wink-wink.
On Monday, Hunter Biden’s former business partner provided testimony in front of Congress that directly contradicted President Joe Biden on what he knew regarding some less-than- savory business deals involving his son. Whether you believe it or not, pretty big news, right?
Apparently not for the Star-Advertiser editors. They devoted exactly zero words in Tuesday’s newspaper to the story. Yet on Page 3 were two more articles about Donald Trump’s ongoing legal issues (“Manager attends hearing in Trump documents case,” “Attempt to derail Georgia election inquiry is rejected,” Star-Advertiser, Aug. 1).
I’m absolutely no supporter of Trump but, “C’mon, man.” Try to be slightly balanced and objective with your coverage once in awhile. You owe your readers that much.
Richard Gerber
Kapolei