I don't believe NPR left one punch unpulled.

Kids used to be off-limits, but I guess these are different times.

"The lives of presidential kids and grandkids have been kept mostly private in the past."

Exactly. After all, the media kept the lives of the Trump kids "mostly private," in the same way the Kenosha riots were "mostly peaceful."

Probably the biggest bombshell of this exposé, bigger even than Eric Trump's involvement with Russian collusion that never happened, is daughter Naomi Biden's stunning confession that she is capable of murder.

There you have it. She would literally kill someone over a bag of Doritos.

Naomi Biden appears to be a magnet for trouble, posting this group "hug" when the media declared Biden had won the election.

Why do they have their backs to us? What are they hiding? Is cash exchanging hands? Is there a very small Russian operative hiding amid the huddle? It's difficult to tell from the picture, but I think I see more than 12 legs there.

And then there's Emhoff's highly suspect charitable work.

"Emhoff recently raffled off some of her clothing over Instagram, and the proceeds went to an organization supporting Black transgender people."

Has anyone looked into this other than NPR? Did the money really go to black transgender people? How do we know? Maybe some of it was diverted to transsexuals or white-adjacent Asians.

These are questions that need to be answered.

The scandal sadly does not end with the Biden family. There is the Harris niece, Ella Emhoff's influence peddling, using her connections to her powerful aunt to gain "millions of likes."

"In the Harris-Emhoff household, a TikTok of Ella Emhoff, the 21-year-old stepdaughter of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, was gaining millions of likes. Taken by Harris' niece, Meena, it showed Emhoff trying her first McDonald's Filet-O-Fish while watching election returns."

What did McDonald's pay her? Has anyone even bothered to ask the question? Why has the rest of the newsmedia gone radio silent on Filet-o-FishGate?

NPR noted how in the past, family was often supportive of the candidate, as Nixon's daughter was during Watergate, the way Carter's family campaigned for him, and the fact that Trump's family was really really white.

"I think there's been this sense of uniformity for the past four years in Washington with Ivanka and the Trump kids looking a certain way and being a certain way. And now you have this blended family representing different cultures."

Of course, no study on the Biden family would be complete without mention of Hunter, and NPR showed no favoritism here, either.

Check out this blistering characterization of Hunter,

"...who was repeatedly criticized by Republicans throughout the campaign over his foreign business dealings.

In September, Senate Republicans released a report that characterized his work as 'problematic.'"

I can't imagine the blowback NPR is going to get from the Biden camp for highlighting the fact that his son was "criticized by Republicans" for work that was "problematic."

Wow. That's not a word to be used lightly. Even I think that crossed a line.

In an attempt to add at least a fig leaf of balance, NPR included this tweet from Naomi.

Yep, it looks like the gloves are off now.

Buckle up, people! If the media are already being this vicious toward Biden and Harris, it's going to be a nasty four years.