Sale of US petroleum to Chicom has Hunter Biden connection

 

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This past April, the Biden admin sold 950,000 Strategic Petroleum Reserve barrels to a Chinese gas company that a private equity firm co-founded by HUNTER BIDEN owns a $1.7 billion stake in. #BidenCrimeFamily.
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4:21 PM · Jul 7, 2022 from Jefferson, MDTwitter for Android
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.This inexplicable transaction is now explainable. If true it is a scandal on a grand scale. It should be another impeachment count against this corrupt administration.

See, also:
The top Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee says Americans 'deserve answers' on China receiving oil from U.S. stockpiles

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 Biden 'crime family' profits from oil while Americans suffer from gas prices: Energy expert

Daniel Turner reacts to a report of Hunter Biden profiting from SPR sales

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