In his Twitter biography, Kessler insists he is "revealing the truth behind the rhetoric" and solely tweets articles that he sees as "interesting or provocative."
On the same day of the New York Post's reporting, Kessler proceeded to dismiss the negative publicity surrounding the Biden family. In an explainer on Oct. 14, Kessler challenged the authenticity of the infamous "smoking-gun email" presented by Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani and explained that there was "no indication that Hunter Biden replied" to the exchange.
Kessler further promoted an op-ed by Washington Post columnist David Ignatius in mid-October. The left-wing spin on the controversy meant to tell "[t]he truth behind the Hunter Biden non-scandal," playing off the family's relations to the Ukrainian gas company Burisma as a "personal tragedy for the vice president’s son."
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"What’s clear, beyond the false scandal-mongering, has been evident for years: Hunter Biden made a mistake getting involved with a dubious company like Burisma," penned Ignatius. "But the notion that the Burisma affair undermines Joe Biden’s case to be president is, as he would say, malarkey." In summary, Ignatius said that both Bidens "learned the painful lesson that a president’s children should stay away from international business."
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"This is smoke without a fire. Hunter Biden erred. His father has said so quietly but clearly. He should get on with the business of trying to put the country back together after Trump’s ruinous presidency," Ignatius concluded.
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Kessler's recent downplaying issues after President Donald Trump endorsed the New York Post for its exclusive bombshell coverage of the Biden family's overseas dealings.
Yet then Trump himself met parallel front-page treatment dished out by the tabloid, notable for its eye-catching headlines.
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Kessler shared the large-font Sunday review by the right-wing outlet that forces the president to "give it up," "stop the insanity," and accept that he's lost the 2020 presidential election for his sake and the nation's. "Here's how to save your legacy," the New York Post's editorial board quipped, mapping out how he should aid securing the Senate with his "considerable charm and influence."
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"Mr. President, it’s time to end this dark charade," the piece is prefaced, remarking that the country is one week away from the two runoff races in Georgia which decide which party will dominate the Senate, yet Trump is "obsessed" with the following day when Congress is set to certify the Electoral College vote.
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