Published on August 26, 2024, 12:34 am

Hunter Biden and Kamala Harris’ brother-in-law Tony West are finding new ways to challenge the typical definitions of corruption, according to a recent op-ed published in the New York Post. Providing insights from Daniel Huff, a former counsel to Senate and House Judiciary Committees, and Clark S. Judge, managing director of the White House Writers Group Inc., it is suggested that if Harris were to secure her place in the White House, Tony West could rise as an increasingly influential figure.

Tony West’s controversial legacy can be traced back to his tenure during the Obama administration, where he was positioned at the helm of the Justice Department’s Civil Division. Here he introduced a novel form of what was termed back in the 19-20 centuries by Tammany boss George Washington Plunkett as “Honest Graft.”

In essence, following changes made in 1977, Congress no longer had to approve any settlement of civil suit against Federal government exceeding $100,000. This power was endowed upon The Justice Department in place of Congress which permitted them full autonomy over settlements out of an undisclosed account labelled as the Judgment Fund.

The implications are severe; this unhampered influence can shape political affiliations as well as fund political allies. Notably since these occurrences have transpired within legal constructs established due to legislation changes made in 1977 – raising potential cases where billions may have been redirected towards Democrat candidates or donors that can technically be classified as legal.

While for decades this trust had been held respectfully by justice officials under scrutiny of abuse cases allegations surfaced with arrival of Tony West heading up department’s civil division – fresh concerns about exploitation arose with his deputy candidly requesting methods for funds allocation towards their chosen organization.

These momentous facts underscore a system flaw leaving room for political figures like Hunter Biden and Tony West among others taking advantage from loopholes subverting necessary checks & balances on public funds usage – potentially jeopardizing standards based on Christian worldview by paving way for surfacing corruption within political landscape.

The case of Tony West exemplifies a disconcerting trend, operating within the system exploiting it to potential personal and political advantage. An act that incites further inquiry into authenticity and transparency of such practices – urging need for real news and trusted informational sources in order to raise awareness about pressing abuses disguised as legality.

In conclusion, in an era where real news must cut through a tumultuous medley of misinformation, these allegations against figures like Hunter Biden and Tony West reminds us that we must fervently scrutinize these potential instances of corruption, not only in context of direct breaches but also regarding cleverly veiled misprisions hiding inside legal loopholes.