The Biden cover-up

 Red States:

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Now, it isn’t like the Republicans aren’t trying, but it’s challenging when you’re not the party in power and when the Biden team appears to be running a cover-up on the issue.

Rep. James Comer (R-KY) — the ranking member of the House Oversight Committee — explained they have a ton of Suspicious Activity Reports — 150 reports — regarding Hunter Biden and Jim Biden transactions, but now, the Biden Administration has changed the Treasury rules to make it harder for Congress to get those reports and thus, harder to uncover the problems. He said that would likely put them at the top of the list for reports. Comer previously said the Treasury Department was trying to thwart the GOP effort and had falsely represented that they’d turned over the requested documents to Congress.

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Rep. Ron Johnson (R-WI) laid out some of the issues — including the question of Hunter Biden’s payments to Eastern European prostitutes who may have been allegedly part of a trafficking ring, and that Joe Biden may have funneled the money to Hunter that helped pay for some of those transactions. Johnson also laid out how Biden had canceled a DOJ initiative to investigate the Chinese theft of our intellectual property in the university system. Johnson said this was putting in danger our national security.

(READ: New Senate Report Confirms Hunter Biden’s Biz ties to CCP, Raises Troubling Ties to Kremlin)

Johnson used the term “enormous coverup” and detailed how Congress wasn’t getting the answers from the DOJ when they asked about what was going on here in terms of any sort of investigation, that the FBI had the laptop with what Johnson said was a lot of criminal activity, and Johnson expressed concern that if there was a plea agreement with Hunter Biden, it might also involve a sealing of the records which would prevent people from finding out more or addressing all of the problems.

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This is another story where I get the impression that the FBI is not aggressively trying to investigate Hunter or the other Bidens.  Their apparent failure to dig into the material on Hunter's laptop is troubling.  I see no good excuse for their failure to cooperate with the a Congressional investigation.

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