President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden have finally acknowledged a granddaughter fathered by their degenerate son, Hunter Biden, in the most cringe way possible.
“Her grandparents repeatedly denied her existence and said that they had only ‘four granddaughters.’ They even gave their dogs stockings at Christmas rather than” Navy Joan Roberts, Georgetown Law Professor Jonathan Turley noted in a column at Fox News.
Hunter fathered Navy with Lunden, a former Washington, D.C., area stripper who worked that job to earn enough money to go to college. As Turley noted, “There is no evidence that her father has ever visited her, let alone held her.”
He went on to suggest that only after the Bidens were being shamed by Democrats did they bother to finally acknowledge the four-year-old girl, “but only barely so.”
In a statement to Fox News, the first couple noted:
Our son Hunter and Navy’s mother, Lunden, are working together to foster a relationship that is in the best interests of their daughter, preserving her privacy as much as possible going forward. This is not a political issue, it’s a family matter. Jill and I only want what is best for all of our grandchildren, including Navy.
“Even for those of us who merely followed this saga from the beginning, the statement was maddening and frankly insulting. It suggested that there was some reason, until now, that prevented the Bidens from acknowledging the existence of their fifth granddaughter. That is false. There was no legal, or even tactical, reason for the refusal of the first couple to acknowledge Navy for four years,” Turley pointed out.
The constitutional law expert went on to note that Lunden repeatedly sought to have enough of a relationship with Hunter so that he could be in his daughter’s life, but he and his family repeatedly refused and even have moved to block her from receiving as much child support as he initially agreed to provide. In fact, Hunter has refused to allow the child to use his last name.
“He has been a callous cad throughout this process, consistently putting his own interests ahead of his child,” Turley wrote, adding that, for years, Hunter even denied being Navy Joan’s father until he was forced to take a DNA test and it proved that he was.
Turley summed it up this way: “Washington is a hard town. I have lived and worked here for decades and I am still amazed by the cold calculations of many in this city. Long-standing values and associations are routinely jettisoned for personal advantage. Here the moral strictures of the rest of the nation are flipped; vice is a virtue and integrity is a weakness.
“Yet, even in this place of utter personal corruption, the Bidens shocked the local population…However, few have the stomach for how the Bidens treated this little girl,” he wrote.
