Hunter Biden Lands a New Job
Hunter Biden revealed he started a new job working with a nonprofit homeless prevention and tenants' rights group in southern Los Angeles.
The former president’s son made the announcement during an interview with "Channel 5" podcaster Andrew Callaghan, which was posted to YouTube on Tuesday.
"I just think there is such an opportunity to be of service right now – and not in, you know, some kind of melodramatic way – but I just, a lot of people that are, you know, getting the s--- beat out of them out there, right here in LA. And there is enormous opportunity for just normal people to do kind of heroic things," Biden said.
"I’m working with a group now called BASTA, the homeless prevention, and I just started actually as director of development for BASTA, which is the leading homeless prevention and tenants' rights group in southern Los Angeles," Biden added.
For once, Hunter may have hit something that's right up his alley; he does have experience, after all, in not paying his rent.
It's not at all clear what a "Director of Development" might do for a group that's involved in homelessness prevention and tenant rights; precisely what is being developed here, and what can Hunter Biden offer to that task? He can't really bank on the Biden name anymore; there's just no influence left to peddle, now that the Big Guy is parked in the sunshine with a pudding cup and a juice box, which, to be fair, is how he spent most of his presidency.
The former president’s son made the announcement during an interview with "Channel 5" podcaster Andrew Callaghan, which was posted to YouTube on Tuesday.
"I just think there is such an opportunity to be of service right now – and not in, you know, some kind of melodramatic way – but I just, a lot of people that are, you know, getting the s--- beat out of them out there, right here in LA. And there is enormous opportunity for just normal people to do kind of heroic things," Biden said.
"I’m working with a group now called BASTA, the homeless prevention, and I just started actually as director of development for BASTA, which is the leading homeless prevention and tenants' rights group in southern Los Angeles," Biden added.
For once, Hunter may have hit something that's right up his alley; he does have experience, after all, in not paying his rent.
It's not at all clear what a "Director of Development" might do for a group that's involved in homelessness prevention and tenant rights; precisely what is being developed here, and what can Hunter Biden offer to that task? He can't really bank on the Biden name anymore; there's just no influence left to peddle, now that the Big Guy is parked in the sunshine with a pudding cup and a juice box, which, to be fair, is how he spent most of his presidency.
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