I don't think Starbuck wants an actual answer. He just want's keep pushing his premise. It's his style
For him, it's insane that a bank would hire a lawyer who was Yale graduate and insane that lawyer would get promoted.
I like how you omitted that said bank was a major contributor to Biden’s political career and he in turn has deep ties to said bank.
!For him it's insane that that the Clinton administration would hire a Yale trained lawyer who worked for the nations leading credit card issuer to work on e-commerce policy in the late 90's when "e-commerce" was in it's infancy. It was in 1997 the Clinton issued directives and Biden landed the job.
It's insane for him that a yale trained lawyer with experience in both the public sector and private would form relationships and start up law firms or create a lobbying business.
Good thing I’ve never criticized this role on his resume.
It inconceivable that such a lawyer with government experience, lobbying experience, e-commerce, financial and legal experience would take a non-paying gig on the Amtrak board to help them deal with financials issues.
He did an awesome job, our interstate rail system is a joke.
Maybe Starbuck thinks the only reason that such a person has seen success in his life and not himself is because Starbuck's parents are nobodies and Biden is a senator.
My parents are nobodies. They are the children of peasant farmers who fled war, grew up in the inner cities and managed to carve out a humble middle class existence for themselves. They are better people than the ones who raised you. The military was my path forward, which is why I am so critical of Biden’s military commission, something I highly respect that is to be earned and he was handed and squandered, something you omitted in your little speech to the peanut gallery.
I believe the appropriate response is “check your privilege”. Not sure why you keep carrying water for Hunter Biden, but by all means, please continue.