Let’s Call The Bidens’ Treatment Of This Little Girl Exactly What It Is
Gage Klipper
5–6 minutes
A New York Times piece earlier in July took a deep dive into the Biden family’s abandonment of Hunter Biden’s four-year-old daughter, Navy Joan Roberts. The piece attempts to rehabilitate the Biden family’s image in spite of their shocking callousness. But in taking the rare, deeply personal glimpse into the sordid details of public figure’s life, we are forced to call the Biden family’s treatment of this little girl exactly what it is: an act of evil.
In today’s fast-paced news cycle, it may be tempting to write this story off as just another trumped-up political scandal crafted to grab headlines. Alternatively, one might view it as an exhausting function of tabloid culture. After all, Hunter Biden really is more a celebrity than a political figure. Yet viewing it either of these ways discounts its evil.
Political scandals grab headlines because they typically spark outrage in one way or another. Often, they deal with bad behavior that is merely embarrassing or politically inconvenient. Real harm seldom occurs.
The same can be said for celebrity scandals. Affairs and divorces, secrets and lies are all too common in our celebrity-obsessed culture. Yet here too, the harm is shallow, fleeting and often designed to stoke publicity. Every celebrity scandal has an army of PR consultants fomenting outrage behind the scenes.
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