The appointment of a special counsel for Hunter Biden’s case is just a trick to better shield the US president and his son
The ‘new’ head of the ‘highly sensitive’ investigation hasn’t been given any powers that he didn’t supposedly have before.
Tony Cox, a US journalist who has written or edited for Bloomberg and several major daily newspapers.
US President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, attend a White House event in April. © Getty Images / Drew Angerer
US Attorney General Merrick Garland, who works for President Joe Biden, desperately wants the world to know that the government’s investigation of his boss’ son is utterly apolitical. America’s top law-enforcement official is so desperate, in fact, that he has appointed a special counsel to handle the case.
That’s right. No mere employee of Garland’s US Department of Justice (DOJ) is going to be leading the criminal invest...










