Weiss to indict Hunter Biden?

What's the catch?

They (you all know they) say that the gun charge is a done deal. That will happen. They also suggest that the original tax charges will be brought again. What we don't know is whether or not there is anything else in the hopper here?

Is Weiss planning on making this the "end of the line" prosecution and then putting all of the rest of it (130 suspicious activity reports, 19 shell companies, 20 million dollars, FD-1023 report pertaining to bribes, etc...) to bed? Are we expected to applaud if he brings the open and shut gun charge and tax cases against Hunter? Even if he can get a conviction against a Biden in Washington DC (an unlikely task in my humble opinion), the "big guy" will simply pardon him.

The only way Weiss makes any real headway as a so called special prosecutor is if he pushes the envelope into the areas that need to be looked into. That (gasp) would involve looking into the FD-1023 and by association finally solving the big mystery of who this "big guy" is. You know the one who was cut in on all of the action to the tune of 10% to 50% depending on the deals.

Of course, David Weiss is not an independent special prosecutor because as a prosecutor for the Federal Government, he answers to the AG in his day to day job. McCarthy and others have pointed out that a special prosecutor (or special counsel) by law is required to be brought in from outside the government. The law does not permit the AG to promote a lackey from within the DOJ to pretend to do the job. But what use does our Attorney General have for Federal Law?

All signs point to just more cover up.

So as it stands, we are likely going to be relying on Congressional investigations (and possibly an impeachment investigation) to get any real information. Of course congressional investigations are largely political and politicized so most Americans take those with a grain of salt. That being said, it was the Congressional investigations (not the FBI or anyone else) who really open America's eyes to who Hillary Clinton was and exposed her behavior during her time as Secretary of State. Sometimes the evidence is so overwhelming it matters not who brings it. This might be one of those times.