Hunter Biden’s “art” scheme was always going to end poorly; he has zero qualifications other than being the president’s son.
So it isn’t at all surprising to learn a buyer of Hunter’s artwork — “philanthropist” Elizabeth Hirsh Naftali, who just so happens to be a prolific Democrat donor — also received a plum commission appointment by Joe Biden.
So far, Hunter Biden’s artwork has brought in more than $1.3 million — a remarkable sum for an “artist” with virtually no experience.
The bulk of that haul comes from a single mystery buyer who shelled out $875,000 for multiple pieces — potentially “sugar brother” Kevin Morris, who previously loaned Hunter millions of dollars for back taxes.
The Biden administration previously boasted of an “ethics plan” to ensure the independence of Hunter’s art grift — but instead, it has become another probable pay-for-play scandal, where the Bidens get rich off their influence and the American people get robbed.
So much for that “absolute wall.”
