Democrats want another investigation of Trump but not of Biden family corruption in Ukraine

NY Times:

Democrats Pressure White House and Republican Senate on the Ukraine Inquiry

They said a failure by the administration to disclose a complaint about President Trump’s interactions with the leader of Ukraine would be considered obstruction.
Why are they trying to cover up what looks like a corrupt bargain that benefited the Biden family?  From Ukraine to China it looks like Biden's son profited from his father's position as Vice President.

Democrats had no problem with Obama using foreign officials helping them in attempts to get dirt on Trump and his campaign.  None.  From Australian diplomats to UK officials as well as the solicitation of dirt from Russian officials Democrats were all for using foreign officials to help in their campaign against Trump.

How about we have a special counsel to investigate the actions of Obama and Biden in covering up corruption?

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