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From The Hill: A superior court judge in Delaware dismissed a computer repairman’s defamation claims in the Hunter Biden case this week.
Wilmington computer shop owner John Paul Mac Isaac claimed that he was defamed by Hunter Biden’s statements, news media reports and then-President Biden’s campaign over assertions that Hunter Biden’s computer was stolen or was part of a Russian disinformation plot.
Hunter Biden’s lawyers argued that President Biden’s son never explicitly mentioned Mac Isaac by name.
Superior court Judge Robert Robinson Jr. sided with Biden’s legal team, according to The Associated Press (AP). Mac Isaac’s attorney, Ronald Poliquin, told the AP that an appeal will be filed.
In a statement to the AP, Poliquin said, “Hunter Biden went on national TV and gaslighted the American public by indicating John Paul Mac Isaac was part of a Russian hoax when he knew it to be false. As the FBI has confirmed, Biden dropped off his laptop at the Mac Shop. Hunter Biden lied and needs to be held accountable.”
Below is an interview with Isaac from January 2023.
BREAKING: Laptop Repairman John Paul Mac Isaac says he feared Joe Biden’s “fixers” or Secret Service would come for Hunter’s laptop and “take care of” him when he discovered what was on it.
“I didn’t want to get Arkancided”
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Judge dismisses computer repairman’s defamation claims in Hunter Biden case https://t.co/htUs4b0SJH
— The Hill (@thehill) October 2, 2024
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