Miranda Devine: White House has changed its tune on Biden's involvement with Hunter

Miranda Devine's analysis delves into the evolving narrative surrounding President Biden's connection to his son, Hunter Biden. In recent months, the White House appears to have shifted its stance on this matter.

Initially, during the 2020 presidential campaign, the White House maintained that Joe Biden had no involvement in his son's business dealings, particularly those that have sparked controversy. This included Hunter Biden's lucrative overseas business ventures and the allegations of impropriety surrounding his foreign business associations.

However, as time has passed and more information has emerged, the White House's stance seems to have evolved. They now acknowledge that President Biden was aware of his son's business activities, though they continue to assert that he was not directly involved or influenced those dealings.

This change in messaging raises questions about transparency and accountability within the Biden administration. It also underscores the complexity of navigating the intersection of family and political responsibilities in the highest office in the land.

Miranda Devine's analysis sheds light on this shifting narrative, prompting discussions about the implications of these revelations for the Biden presidency and its ongoing challenges related to ethics, governance, and public perception.