The Biden cover up at the FBI

Just the News:

 FBI ignored 'eyewitness testimony' of Joe Biden's involvement in Hunter's China deal: senator

"The suppression and censoring of his testimony and Hunter’s influence peddling impacted the 2020 election to a far greater extent than anything Russia or China could have ever achieved," Wisconsin's Ron Johnson says.

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 The former Senate Homeland Security Committee chair told the New York Post that the "suppression and censoring of his testimony and Hunter's influence peddling impacted the 2020 election to a far greater extent than anything Russia or China could have ever achieved."

FBI agent Timothy Thibault, who retired last week, didn't follow up with Bobulinski when the partner claimed to have spoken directly to the elder Biden about the Chinese government-linked CEFC deal and that the future president, referred to as the "big guy," was due a 10% cut in a new corporate entity, the Post reported.

Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) previously said whistleblowers told him that Thibault and fellow FBI employee Brian Auten tried to bury "derogatory information" about Hunter Biden by falsely portraying it as "disinformation." Thibault closed another investigation of the younger Biden in October 2020 "without providing a valid reason as required by FBI guidelines," Grassley wrote.

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Much of the mainstream media is also trying to bury this story.  It looks like Democrats get a pass while Trump is serially investigated for non-existent crimes like Russian collusion.  It looks very much like a dual justice system.

See, also:

Damning New Details Emerge In Ex-FBI Agent’s Role In Shutting Down Hunter Biden Laptop Probe

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Timothy Thibault, who left the bureau last month under mysterious circumstances, spiked further questioning of former Biden pal-turned-whistleblower Tony Bobulinski, who had offered damning evidence about alleged Biden family corruption, just two weeks before the 2020 presidential election, according to New York Post columnist Miranda Devine, author of “Laptop From Hell.”
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