The New York Post is taking a victory lap over Hunter Biden’s inadvertent admission that “The Laptop From Hell” was his all along.  The First Son’s legal team is pressuring Delaware attorney general and family friend Kathy Jennings to file criminal charges against the Delaware computer repair shop owner, John Paul Mac Isaac, along with Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign consiglieres, who they say “unlawfully” accessed Biden’s laptop and “weaponized” its contents.  Biden’s lawyers allege that “Mr. Mac Isaac’s intentional, reckless, and unlawful conduct allowed for hundreds of gigabytes of Mr. Biden’s personal data, without any discretion, to be circulated around the Internet.”  Wait a minute.  “Mr. Biden’s personal data,” they say? Encompassing “hundreds of gigabytes,” no less?  As the Post gleefully declares, “So much for the laptop ‘could be’ mine” deflections.

Caught in their own web, Biden’s lawyers are now furiously spinning, claiming that the “purported” laptop, purported to be genuine by them, may not, in fact, be genuine at all. In other words, their hapless client’s relentless tormentors should be thrown in jail for robbing a hypothetical bank full of imaginary money. This patently absurd attempt at damage control has only inspired a fresh round of public scrutiny of every lurid detail.

So far, Biden has declined to explain why he kept such exhaustive records of his dubious exploits and why no one stopped him before he could lose another laptop, again.