That appears to be the case but does it change the situation? The emails have been verified. The story got squashed unlike many they ran with less verification about Trump. If that works for you, ok. Not for me.
Read that Greenwald piece. It may not change your mind but it will add some additioan perspective. As you now know, Greenwald is not right wing.
I don't know which emails have been verified or by whom, but maybe you are satisfied that they are true and accurate copies of emails to and from Hunter Biden, which is fine by me. At this point, I don't feel like spending a lot of time on it. I am still trying to figure out what crime was committed by whom. I mean Trump and friends always said colluding was not a crime, so I don't know what they are really complaining about. Maybe Biden lied when he said he didn't ever talk with his son about business or had never been introduced to some Burisma guy or whatever. Trump supporters have said Biden is senile, so I don't know why they expect him to remember stuff. Besides, Trump lies every time he opens his mouth, so he doesn't exact occupy the moral high ground. I thought the Republicans in the Senate have already looked at all the stuff he and his son are supposed to have done in Ukraine and came up with nothing.
If this is a big deal, Barr should appoint a special counsel, and if Biden wins, Biden will have to wrestle with the issue of firing him or not. If Trump wins, we can go through the same process as we did with the so-called Russia hoax, and if it turns out that Biden did something wrong, met out the appropriate punishment. If they don't find anything, then he can phone up Joe and Mika every morning and whine about it. Then in 2024 he can find out something sinister about the Republican candidate, and we can do it all over again. Such is life.
I read the Greenwald piece and thought that he made some good points, but I didn't think it was dispositive on the issue. I think there is room for reasonable minds to differ on the issue.
In 2016, I thought Trump was more odious than Hillary, which is saying a lot, because I despise her. So I held my nose and voted for her, but I practically had to lash my hands to the steering wheel to drive over to the voting place. I was physically sick to my stomach when I pulled the lever. But I did my civic duty. I would have voted for almost any of the other Republican candidates. And it didn't make a bit of difference because I live in a red state, and Trump carried it by double digits. Then I went home and watched the returns, and was even sicker when they declared Trump the winner. Alan has said there is no Against Trump box, which is a load of bullshit. It's just semantics.