The Cannon
- ForAmerica
- Jun 15, 2024
- 2 min read
Your blast of infotainment from ForAmerica.
June 15, 2024
This week... Hunter Biden was found guilty on a firearm charge and could face up to 25 years in prison. As other charges loom, his court date for the tax case is set for September 5th, two months before the election. Meanwhile, Trump is preparing for the first presidential debate on June 27th, shortly before his sentencing for the New York witch hunt and the Republican National Convention. Biden met with G7 leaders in Italy this week where he wandered off during a presser, leaving other world leaders to pull him back to the event. He looked weak and senile on the world stage... it's no wonder why his approval ratings are hovering around 40% and why his campaign is struggling to gain traction.
If only our government cared about Americans as much as they do foreign wars...
Biden's sham trial isn't going to stop us from taking back the White House!
Blog: Guilty, guilty, guilty?
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