Allegations of Hundreds of Thousands in Bribes Involving Joe Biden and His Brother for Pardons by Mississippi Mafia Surface

    Allegations of Hundreds of Thousands in Bribes Involving Joe Biden and His Brother for Pardons by Mississippi Mafia Surface

    Dec 14, 2024, 08:32 PM

    Allegations have emerged that members of the so-called 'Mississippi Mafia' funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes to President Joe Biden in exchange for presidential pardons. Reports indicate that these funds were channeled through Biden's brother, Jimmy Biden, who is described as the key figure in this purported bribery scheme. The claims suggest that this operation involved significant financial transactions, with one report specifically mentioning a $100,000 payment linked to the case of a lawyer's son receiving a pardon for bribing a judge. The allegations have raised concerns regarding the integrity of the Biden administration and its handling of pardons.

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