Hunter Biden suspected of smoking crack in DC strip club’s VIP room

Page Six ^ | November 26, 2019 | Joe Marino, Elizabeth Rosner and Bruce Golding

[golux]

C'mon, Pajama Patrol! This is a WASHINGTON POST story, indicating the Democrat Machine is signaling they are doing away with Biden after Obama's "he doesn't have it" comment.

[Hot Tabasco]

paid his bills with “credit cards that didn’t have his name on it.”

"Cards"? As in multiple cards? So whose names were on them?

[eartick]

Do you mean “crack” or “craaaack”?

[OrangeHoof]

Workers at Archibald’s, located about three blocks north of the White House, said Biden was a regular there, with two bartenders and a security worker all instantly recognizing his photo and one worker identifying him by name.

Kenneth Sims was a star defensive tackle at the University of Texas and an overall #1 draft choice, taken by the New England Patriots circa 1983. He apparently showed up from time to time at the bar of one of my favorite hangouts. A very large man, he would show up in shorts and flip flops.

I would talk football sometimes with this pretty young bartender there and one day, she turned and motioned to Sims whom she only knew as "Kenny" who "used to play football" and suggested I talk to him. Imagine my surprise when I found who "Kenny" really was.

I'd bet the girls at Archibald's could recognize the face and go "Oh, that's Hunter!" without the slightest idea who he really was, only that he came in often and spent a lot of money. Particularly in DC, it's better to not know the true identities of some of your clients.

[OrangeHoof]

“I only went in for the Cheeseburger and Fries combo. Yeah, that’s it.”

[OrangeHoof]

What say you, mainstream media on this?

If it were somebody named Trump, they'd be all over it.

[McGruff]

Page Six is associated with the NY Post not the Washington Post.

[OrangeHoof]

Not WaPo. This is New York Post (Murdoch).

[riri]

Comes around acting erratically and disappears for periods of time, shows up at places disheveled.

Jees, where I had seen someone engage in this type of behavior? Hmmmm....I will give one hint, Las Vegas, debate, 2016.

[nuconvert]

“he dropped “thousands of dollars” during multiple visits — at the same time he held a seat on the board of a controversial Ukrainian natural-gas company,”

At $83,000 a month, he could afford it. Not sure how he’s earning a paycheck now.

[pangaea6]

Kramer Biden

[pangaea6]

I think the more it looks likely Trump will win and Republicans take back House, more dems are gonna start peeling away from impeachment bc there will be hell to pay i think if Jordan or another actual conservative becomes speaker.

[EEGator]

Good ol’ Marion got reelected.

[newnhdad]

At this point, who really cares about this guy? I hope he doesn’t fall off the wagon.

[1Old Pro]

Boy is he a busy guy, from banging chicks and knocking them up in Arkansas, to smoking crack..to getting billions of dollars from China and Ukraine even though he’s as dumb as a piece of wood

and all the while, his father doesn't have a clue what he's up to.

[headstamp 2]

[[[SIX stints in rehab?

They didn’t say after the 3rd or 4th time, “maybe we better keep a closer watch on this guy?”

Nope.]]]

Too much money and pull. Someone like this does whatever they want. Until they croak from it or take some poor slob with them.

[Red Badger]

I thought all strip clubs had cracks.......................

[Red Badger]

What I want to know, and nobody is asking, “DID HE PAY TAXES ON HIS OVERSEAS INCOME?”..........................

[a little elbow grease]

"Archibald's Gentlemen's Club"

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I always get a kick out of these joints being called, "Gentlemen's Clubs".

Like calling some of those people in D.C. and elsewhere "elite".

What a joke.

"Gentlemen" --- more like dejected, rejected, and hapless males.

[Buttons12]

A board of directors is a fiduciary responsibility put in place to protect shareholders of a corporation from irresponsible behaviors by its chief officers.
Putting a drug-addicted philanderer on a corporate board is an act of gross negligence.

Well said.