Coverage dated November 1, 2023

Hunter Biden says GOP is weaponizing his addiction in op-ed

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His pushback against Republicans comes as polls show Americans think President Biden behaved unethically but not illegally

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11 articles, oldest first.

  1. New York Post

    Hunter Biden decries addiction ‘weaponization’ in USA Today op-ed (opens New York Post)

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    First son Hunter Biden lamented the “political weaponization” of his addiction in an emotional op-ed that critics contend is a cudgel to skirt accountability for his financial activity …

  2. CNN

    Hunter Biden accuses right-wing critics of ‘weaponization’ of his addiction in USA Today op-ed (opens CNN)

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    Hunter Biden is calling out what he describes as the political “weaponization” of his addiction in an op-ed in USA Today as the president’s son continues to push an aggressive public relations and legal strategy intended to fight back against his detractors on the right.

  3. The Daily Caller

    ‘Demonization’: Hunter Biden Uses Past Drug Addiction To Attack Political Opponents In Latest Op-Ed (opens The Daily Caller)

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    Hunter Biden is using his struggles with drug addiction to attack political opponents as he faces three federal gun charges and mounting congressional scrutiny.

  4. Fox News

    Hunter Biden sounds off on 'political weaponization' of his addiction: 'All out annihilation of my reputation' (opens Fox News)

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    Hunter Biden sounded off on what he described as a "political weaponization" of his addiction and criticized the ongoing investigations into him in a Thursday op-ed.

  5. Deseret News

    Hunter Biden says GOP is weaponizing his addiction in op-ed (opens Deseret News)

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    His pushback against Republicans comes as polls show Americans think President Biden behaved unethically but not illegally

  6. Washington Examiner

    Hunter Biden accuses 'partisan and craven factions' of exploiting drug addiction (opens Washington Examiner)

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    Hunter Biden claimed Thursday that Republicans and right-wing media have weaponized his yearslong battle with drug and alcohol addiction to promote inaccurate information about his father and destroy his reputation.

  7. New York Post

    Stop playing the victim, Hunter Biden! It’s about corruption, not addiction (opens New York Post)

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    Hunter Biden claimed in a USA Today column that the media’s coverage of his corruption scandal is actually the “demonization of addiction.”

  8. The Washington Free Beacon

    Hunter Biden Publishes Op-Ed Slamming GOP for 'Weaponization' of His Drug Addiction (opens The Washington Free Beacon)

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    First son Hunter Biden slammed Republican leaders and the media for weaponizing his drug and alcohol addiction, writing in an op-ed for USA Today that his "mistakes have been fodder for a vile and sustained disinformation campaign against [President Joe Biden], and an all-out annihilation of my repu…

  9. Washington Times

    Hunter Biden says GOP weaponizing his addiction problems to attack his dad (opens Washington Times)

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    Hunter Biden blamed Republicans on Thursday for weaponizing his cocaine and alcohol addictions through “fruitless congressional investigations” and waging a “disinformation” campaign against his father, President Biden.

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