over and over he didn t have anything to do with those business dealings. nearly 70% of people say biden did something illegal. 55% say he acted inappropriately. none of it good. the new york post cover putting it bluntly. there is no hiding from the scandal. these numbers come as special counsel david weiss is prepared to indict hunter biden on gun charges later this month. why he didn t do it yesterday when he announced it we don t know. but hunter s attorney and liberal media now saying in concert they are just caving to republican pressure. it looks like the heat that s put on by the republican congressmen who want to interfere in the normal course of what the justice department does, puts up the heat. where else other than a case in which they are cowering from the political pressure would somebody be charged with something that s unconstitutional? d.o.j. has given me whiplash on this one. the only conclusion the whistleblowers were right. initially d.o.j. was rave
We know all about the tempestuous romances and ill-fated marriages, her violet eyes, larger-than-life beauty and enormous diamonds-but who'd ‘a thunk that doggies were this girl's best friend? That's right, the actress we know and love for her unforgettable roles in Virginia Woolf, Cleopatra and Suddenly Last Summer, not to mention her marriages to Eddie Fisher and Richard Burton (among others), has harboured a lifelong passion for canine companionship. Possessed not only of great beauty but of a sharp wit, Taylor once famously quipped, "Some of my best leading men have been dogs and horses." She was referring, of course, to the beginning of her career when, as a ravishing teenager, she starred in The Courage of Lassie and National Velvet. But dogs have been such a constant in Taylor's dramatic and often tumultuous life, one could well imagine her motto as: Look fabulous, damn the press, and put more faith in dogs than in men. So enamoured was Taylor o
We know all about the tempestuous romances and ill-fated marriages, her violet eyes, larger-than-life beauty and enormous diamonds-but who'd ‘a thunk that doggies were this girl's best friend? That's right, the actress we know and love for her unforgettable roles in Virginia Woolf, Cleopatra and Suddenly Last Summer, not to mention her marriages to Eddie Fisher and Richard Burton (among others), has harboured a lifelong passion for canine companionship. Possessed not only of great beauty but of a sharp wit, Taylor once famously quipped, "Some of my best leading men have been dogs and horses." She was referring, of course, to the beginning of her career when, as a ravishing teenager, she starred in The Courage of Lassie and National Velvet. But dogs have been such a constant in Taylor's dramatic and often tumultuous life, one could well imagine her motto as: Look fabulous, damn the press, and put more faith in dogs than in men. So enamoured was Taylor o