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Hardly, the answer to your biden question is simple:

Robert Hunter Biden lobbyed on behalf of colleges and hospitals to secure money for them in appropriation bills.
http://lobbyingdisclosure.house.gov/index.html


Hunter Biden’s lobbying clients did not include any banks or credit card companies. He did work, as a vice president and then as a consultant, for MBNA, but he did not lobby on behalf of this firm.
In June, Biden’s firm signed on as a lobbyist for a law firm that represents a billionaire couple who run an Internet gambling business.
http://www.citizen.org/documents/Biden-lobbying-disclosure.pdf
Mr. Biden visited a House member from North Carolina to discuss the issue. Hunter Biden was not involved in any of the lobbying on the Senate side.
On August 25th, Hunter Biden notified both the House and the Senate that he would no longer be a registered federal lobbyist in a written letter.
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Eye ater, if my memory serves me well, we have discussed the McCain Campaigns payments to Rick Davis’s firms with substantiating documents and the payments, (substantiated) received by Fannie Mae as late as last month, at great length.
If you can not see the ethical and moral differences, there is nothing I can do to help you understand the difference in Hunter Biden and Rick Davis.