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The Hollywood lawyer quarterbacking Hunter Biden's defense - Vimarsana News

The Hollywood lawyer quarterbacking Hunter Biden's defense

How wealthy Hollywood attorney Kevin Morris joined forces with Hunter Biden to help the president's son face his legal and personal problems.

Hunter Biden laptop repairman's home 'swatted,' as politicians targeted - Vimarsana News

Hunter Biden laptop repairman's home 'swatted,' as politicians targeted

On Christmas Day, the homes of several politicians, Democrats and Republicans, were swatted.

Hunter Biden laptop repairman John Paul Mac Isaac's home 'swatted,' amid surge in political targets - Vimarsana News

Hunter Biden laptop repairman John Paul Mac Isaac's home 'swatted,' amid surge in political targets

Computer repairman John Paul Mac Isaac, to whom the president’s son Hunter Biden gave his infamous laptop, claimed that his house was “swatted” on Friday. On Christmas Day, a caller claimed there was a shooting in hopes of directing the SWAT team to Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s home in Rome, Georgia.

Source: yahoo.com
Hunter Biden laptop repairman John Paul Mac Isaac's home 'swatted' - Vimarsana News

Hunter Biden laptop repairman John Paul Mac Isaac's home 'swatted'

The computer repair shop owner who turned a laptop belonging to the president's son over to authorities says his home was swatted.

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Hunter Biden's Latest Legal Allegation Could Be 'Very Bad' For American Journalism, Analysts Say - Vimarsana News

Hunter Biden's Latest Legal Allegation Could Be 'Very Bad' For American Journalism, Analysts Say

Jammed within the letter Hunter Biden's lawyers sent to Fox is an allegation that has serious implications for American journalism, analysts told the Caller.