Amidst multiple investigations into the probable criminal activity of Hunter Biden, both at the congressional and federal law enforcement levels, the mainstream press has decided they’ve found something more important to obsess over: Jared Kushner.

Yes, despite the fact that Joe Biden’s son is allegedly implicated in illegal activity ranging from tax fraud to possibly sex crimes, it’s Kushner and Donald Trump who are drawing the eye of a media desperate to change the subject. The Washington Post, which has gone to great lengths to not fully investigate Hunter Biden’s activities, released an expose on Sunday morning detailing how Kushner and his father-in-law supposedly benefit from their relationship with the Saudis.

The day after leaving the White House, Kushner created a company that he transformed months laterinto a private equity firm with $2 billion from a sovereign wealth fund chairedby Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Kushner’s firm structured those fundsin sucha way that it did not have to disclose the source, according to previously unreported details of Securities and Exchange Commission forms reviewed by The Washington Post. His business used a commonly employed strategy that allows many equity firms to avoid transparency about funding sources, experts said.

A year after his presidency, Trump’s golf courses began hosting tournaments for the Saudi fund-backed LIV Golf. Separately, the former president’s family company, the Trump Organization,secured an agreement with a Saudi real estate company that plans to build a Trump hotel as part of a $4 billion golf resort in Oman.

The substantial investments by the Saudis in enterprises that benefited both mencame after they cultivated close ties with Mohammed while Trump was in office — helping the crown prince’s standing by scheduling Trump’s first presidential trip to Saudi Arabia, backing him amid numerous international crises and meeting with him repeatedly in D.C. and the kingdom, including on a finaltrip Kushner took to Saudi Arabia on the eve of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack.

Despite all those written words (and there are many more in the source article), there’s one thing the Post fails to cover: None of what is mentioned is illegal or even unusual.

Presidents and former administration officials almost always leave office and make lots of money due to relationships they forged while in office. Joe Biden himself went from being relatively poor for a politician to being a multi-millionaire in just a few years after leaving the Obama administration. Much of that came from sweetheart opportunities due to having been vice president. Obama himself is fabulously wealthy now, and it’s not because of his books.

In the case of Kushner, he returned to his life in the finance world after the Trump administration, starting a hedge fund in which the Saudis invested. Other business deals for hotels and LIV Golf have also occurred.

There are two reasons those dealings bear zero resemblance to those of Hunter Biden. For one, Kushner waited until Trump left office so as to avoid any ethical or legal complications. In contrast, Hunter Biden was selling influence and picking up bags of cash from foreign countries while Joe Biden was vice president. Secondly, Hunter Biden is accused of actual crimes while Kushner appears to have done everything legally. Further, Kushner also didn’t do crack while hiring prostitutes after allegedly buying guns illegally and cheating on his taxes. But details, am I right?

Still, the press was rip-roaring and ready to go with the Kushner nonsense this morning, using it as a way to protect the current president’s degenerate son.

ABC's George Stephanopoulos: "You made it clear you're going to be looking at Hunter Biden…I want to put up a front page story from The Washington Post this morning detailing Jared Kushner's ties to the Saudis…Will you be investigating that as well?" pic.twitter.com/NVKkLDfGgd

— Kevin Tober (@KevinTober94) February 12, 2023

Absolutely shameless behavior on the part of George Stephanopoulos. What is there to investigate about Kushner? All his dealing came post-office and have been known about since the beginning. Meanwhile, this idiocy from ABC News (cited from the Post) serves as a de facto defense of a coked-up alleged sexual predator who is under FBI investigation. How morally depraved are members of the press that they’d actually try to deflect from that?