The Biden family corruption

 Post Millenial:

New whistleblower documents obtained by Senator Chuck Grassley have revealed that President Biden "was aware of Hunter Biden’s business arrangements and may have been involved in some of them."

On Monday morning, Grassley sent a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland, FBI Director Christopher Wray, and US Attorney for Delaware David Weiss outlining new whistleblower allegations that claim the FBI has "significant, impactful and voluminous evidence with respect to potential criminal conduct by Hunter Biden and James Biden," according to Fox News.
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The whistleblowers allege that the FBI has documents relating to information on Mykola Zlochevsky, who is the owner of Burisma Holdings, where Hunter Biden sat on the board.

"The documents in the FBI’s possession include specific details with respect to conversations by non-government individuals relevant to potential criminal conduct by Hunter Biden," Grassley wrote.

"These documents also indicate that Joe Biden was aware of Hunter Biden’s business arrangements and may have been involved in some of them," Grassley said.

The Senator added that it is "unclear whether the FBI followed normal investigative procedure to determine the truth and accuracy of the information or shut down investigative activity based on improper disinformation claims in advance of the 2020 election."

"It is also unclear whether US Attorney Weiss has performed his own due diligence on these and related allegations," Grassley continued.
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I do not get the impression the FBI and DOJ have much interest in prosecuting the alleged violations.  They did waste a lot of time and money pursuing bogus allegations against Trump.  That is one reason why some believe the FBI has become a partisan operation. 

See, also:

Hunter Biden-linked real estate firm got at least $100M from Russian oligarch: sources

And:

 Whistleblowers Reveal FBI Has ‘Voluminous Evidence’ of Possible Hunter Biden Criminal Conduct: Senator

And:

 Biden's family got 'interest-free,' 'forgivable' loan from China, new evidence reveals

2017 business email and new information released by Sen. Chuck Grassley expose Chinese effort to enrich first family.

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