GOP calls for special counsel on Hunter Biden

 Washington Examiner:

Nearly 100 House Republicans are calling upon Attorney General Merrick Garland to appoint a special counsel to handle the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden.

David Weiss, the U.S. attorney for Delaware, is running the criminal investigation into President Joe Biden's son. Hunter revealed he was under federal investigation for his taxes shortly after the 2020 election, and he is reportedly being scrutinized for potential money laundering, as well as for possible foreign lobbying violations under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.

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“It is increasingly clear that Hunter Biden took advantage of his father’s position as Vice President to develop business relationships with clients in Ukraine, China, and Kazakhstan,” the House Republicans contended. “It appears that Hunter Biden used his position as son of then-Vice President Biden to gain wealth and influence in foreign countries, using questionably sourced money to pay tax liabilities, and lobbying on behalf of foreign entities without proceeding through the proper channels.”

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There is also some evidence that it was a family operation involving the President's brother too and that Joe also benefited from the alleged operation. 

See, also:

The Biden family scheme unravels

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