Whether Kevin Morris is pulling on a bong on the balcony of his California home while his guest, Hunter Biden — the president’s son with his infamous history of drug abuse — lounges inside, or whether Morris is walking into the Delaware federal courthouse to support Hunter at what turned out to be a failed guilty plea over $2.8 million in taxes Morris paid on Hunter’s behalf, it is clear that the Hollywood lawyer-turned-novelist is backing his “sugar bro” to the hilt.
Morris, it is said, is even a purchaser of Hunter’s artistic oeuvre. It’s hard to confirm that, thanks to the Bidenesque opacity of the sales records. But it must be a good investment: making like Ukrainian energy oligarchs, deep-pocketed Democrats have reportedly poured $1.3 million into the prodigy’s coffers. Even if he’s not the next Rembrandt, surely there will always be a place for Hunter at Sherwin-Williams or Home Depot. After all, his father was once the next . . . um . . . Neil Kinnock.
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