This post, specifically saying Hunter is “least likely” and that he has been clean of cocaine for four years, is AT LEAST as bad as someone saying it 100% Hunter’s bag. But really, it’s worse, especially for someone claiming they’re using “common sense” while everyone assuming it’s Hunter’s bag are reaching and dumb.

It’s “wild stuff” to assume that the president’s adult son, who has a very well-documented history of drug use (thanks to him recording it extremely thoroughly), is at least as likely as anyone else to be the culprit, given that he is going to have more access and less security scrutiny than a visitor, low level staffer, or a nefarious actor planting drugs.

Hunter was discharged from the Navy after testing positive for cocaine. He’s had numerous relapses and been in rehab several times. Claiming he’s sober because he says so (or did four years ago) is “wild stuff” or at best, coming from someone who has no idea how drug addiction works for the majority of people.

Is there a chance it was someone else’s bag? Yes. But “common sense” would dictate you look at the most likely suspect and the rest of the circumstances: found in a non-visitor section of the White House, ignoring the fact that it’s extremely difficult for a visitor to smuggle illicit drugs into the White House, and if they did, the SS would know who it was within an hour after reviewing security footage and investigating. Oh, and the facts that the White House isn’t being forthcoming, the story continues to change and Hunter was there two days prior acting erratically make ruling Hunter out as emphatically as you are the opposite of common sense.

Get off your high horse, Allison. This is pathetic.

I didn't rule him out.
I just pointed out that from the beginning people have pointed at him without having any insight to it.

You make a good case and I did say that Hunter had been off cocaine for years without saying that I read that he said in 2019 that he had been off cocaine for 2 years then. Yes, that is coming from him and not the best source of information.

Would you agree that maybe having secret service around him 24 hours a day would make it harder for him to use cocaine?
I assume SS allows people it guards a wide berth but it would seem to be pretty obvious if he was still using now.