Biden Laptop Repairman Blasts Hunter’s Attempt to Punish Critics

Joe Biden’s laptop repairman has blasted Hunter Biden’s attempt to punish critics who have raised questions about the former vice president’s son’s business dealings.

John Paul Mac Isaac, who owns a computer repair shop in Delaware and was hired to repair Hunter Biden’s laptop in 2019, said in a statement that he was “disappointed” to hear that Hunter Biden had filed a lawsuit against the New York Post for publishing a story about his business dealings.

“I am deeply disappointed to learn that Hunter Biden has decided to file a lawsuit against the New York Post for its story about his business dealings,” Mac Isaac said in a statement. “I believe that this action is an attempt to stifle free speech and punish those who are asking legitimate questions about his activities.”

Mac Isaac’s comments come after Hunter Biden filed a lawsuit against the New York Post for its story about his business dealings with a Ukrainian energy company. The lawsuit alleges that the Post “published a series of false and defamatory articles” about Hunter Biden, and seeks compensatory and punitive damages.

Mac Isaac said that he was “shocked” when he learned about the story, and that he “believes in the importance of free speech and the right of the public to ask questions and seek answers.”

“I am appalled that Hunter Biden has chosen to use the legal system to attempt to silence those who are asking questions,” he said. “I believe that this action is an affront to our fundamental right to freedom of speech.”

Mac Isaac also said that he was “disappointed” that Hunter Biden had not “responded to the questions raised in the New York Post story in a transparent and honest manner.”

“I believe that the public deserves to know the truth about Hunter Biden’s business dealings, and I am disappointed that he has chosen to use the legal system to try to silence those who are asking questions,” he said.

Mac Isaac concluded his statement by saying that he was “disappointed” in Hunter Biden’s decision to file the lawsuit, and that he hoped the former vice president’s son “will reconsider his decision and allow the public to ask the questions they deserve to be answered.”