Well, at least Joe isn't Hitler; just a scummy imitation of Willie Sutton

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The Biggest Difference Between Biden's and Trump's China Deals was that the first was all about and on behalf of the House of Joe

…. While people love to tout Trump's "art of the deal" transactional dealmaking with super powers, it was actually Joe Biden who leveraged his job as vice president and then as president to personally enrich his son's "business" and, by extension, his own personal bottom line. 

Biden encouraged his son's ferociously greedy dealings with the Chinese energy firms and even fronted a deal for China to get raw earth minerals to help with the communist state's electric car battery production and to help its notorious "Belt and Road Initiative." 

At one point, Hunter Biden and family were paid in diamonds in an apparent obvious attempt to avoid paying taxes.

Hunter's company, Rosemont Seneca, whose business product was Joe Biden, helped China's takeover of a cobalt mine from an American company in the Congo. It was a $3.8 billion deal. 

As we now know, Hunter's businesses always had to kick back "10% to 'The Big Guy.'"

His investment firm was involved in a deal where a Chinese state-backed company gained control of a cobalt mine. This deal involved a $3.8 billion transaction and transferred 80% ownership of the Tenke Fungurum mine from an American company to China Molybdenum.

When Joe Biden was vice president he took his granddaughter and his family bagman, Hunter Biden, on Air Force Two to China. 

While Joe Biden was discussing world relations with Ji Xingping, Hunter was off sealing deals for the Biden family. The senior Biden always claimed he had no personal knowledge of his son's business dealings, but on that trip then-Vice President Biden met with Xi Jingping for hours and thereafter introduced him to his son.

President Biden kept that photo under wraps for years. It wasn't until shortly before he left office that America First Legal was able to sue the National Archives to get a look at the damning photos. 

Just ten days later, Hunter's company was given the proper licenses enabling him to do business in China.