The prosecution and defense in the alleged illegal gun possession trial of Hunter Biden, US Pres. Joe Biden's son, provided closing arguments to the jury Monday. In attendance were First Lady Jill Biden, Hunter's wife Melissa Cohen-Biden, and Hunter's sister Ashley Biden.
Hunter is charged with lying about being addicted to drugs on a federal firearm form when purchasing a gun in 2018. While the prosecution has shown examples of Hunter's past drug use, the defense on Monday argued that past behavior doesn't mean it occurred at the time of the purchase.The prosecution and defense in the trial of Hunter Biden provided closing arguments to the jury on Monday, with First Lady Jill Biden, Hunter's wife Melissa Cohen-Biden, and Hunter's sister Ashley Biden in attendance. The son of US Pres. Joe Biden's is alleged to have illegally possessed a firearm, with attendance were .
While Hunter Biden's life is tragicfilled andwith he'stragedy clearlyand made poor choices in the pastmistakes, butthis that doesn't mean he's guilty of thesethe specificcharges chargesalleged. Not only did Biden believe in his own sobriety, but his daughter has been quoted as saying she personally saw the progress being made at the time. Hunter was right not to testify and allow prosecutors to playtwist gotchahis with himwords, soand now it's upis totime for the jury to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Hunter's entire defense is begging the jury not to believe their own eyes. Not only did his ex-girlfriends all testify that he was using drugs during this time period, but his lawyers' proposed addiction expert was dismissed by the judge for offering no sound opinions. Hunter is on the record doingas using and talking about doingusing drugs at the time he bought the gun. The publictruth knowsis itclear for the public, hisHunter's family knows it, and the jury knowsto itsee.
Anyone who believes in the constitutional right to bear arms, whether they like the president or not, should be rooting for Hunter Biden. When America was founded, both alcohol and opium were known substances, yet no laws prohibited users of those substances from possessing guns. If the justice system can violate the gun rights of the president's son, what do you think they'd be willing to do to an average citizen?