Hunter Biden's legal representative, Abbe Lowell, has sent a letter to former President Donald Trump's legal team, expressing concerns about Trump's social media posts and their potential to incite violence against the Biden family. Lowell argues that Trump's rhetoric has contributed to past incidents of political violence and poses a serious ongoing threat.

The letter highlights the attack on Paul Pelosi, husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and the recent arrest outside former President Obama's residence as examples of politically motivated violence. Lowell emphasizes the urgency of the situation, stating that another incident could easily be triggered by Trump's inflammatory online pronouncements.

Lowell's letter specifically addresses two recurring allegations made by Trump against the Bidens: the alleged mishandling of classified documents and supposed involvement with the cocaine recently discovered in the White House. The attorney firmly denies both claims, asserting that President Biden has neither been accused of nor committed any offenses related to classified information. Furthermore, Lowell states the Biden family was not present at the White House during the period when the cocaine was found.

The discovery of the cocaine led to a Secret Service investigation, which concluded without identifying a suspect. The lack of a definitive answer has fueled speculation and criticism, particularly from figures like House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who questioned the thoroughness of the investigation and suggested that the Biden family receives preferential treatment.

The letter from Hunter Biden's lawyer underscores the heightened political tensions and the potential consequences of inflammatory rhetoric in the current political climate.