A company does not hire an incompetent drug addict to the kind of money that Hunter ...
Yeah, a Yale-trained lawyer with more than a decade of corporate experience. You are still mindlessly re-bleating rightarded talking points. I find that kind of disappointing.
And so, what if Burisma had a self-serving motive to hire Hunter? Does that in any way, shape or form demonstrate Joe acted corruptly? It doesn't. Joe had nothing to do with Hunter's hiring, and Joe didn't subvert or change U.S. policy to accommodate Hunter or Burisma.
You know, pknopp, you could have done yourself a solid and admitted you misread and misrepresented Daryl's posting. You could have retracted that benighted "I am blaming both parties", when, to everyone with at least some information on the goings-on, it sure doesn't seem like a case of both-parties: Trump acted on his own behalf, tried to extract a personal political benefit, thereby subverting U.S. foreign policy objectives. Joe acted on U.S. foreign policy, at the behest of the President, in concert with the EU, the World Bank, and the IMF, not to mention every anti-corruption group in Ukraine, each of which wanted Shokin fired. These two events don't even reside in the same universe.