This is why the Democrats are making such a fuss about Trump pushing Ukraine to investigate corruption

Washington Post:

Scrutiny over Trump’s Ukraine scandal may hurt Biden’s campaign

The issue is inextricably linked to the Democratic front-runner’s son, pushing one of the topics that Joe Biden is least comfortable discussing into the spotlight.
I suspect he is uncomfortable talking about because there is no rational explanation for the money that was given to his son by Ukraine.  There is also no good explanation for the quid pro quo he did with Ukraine to coverup the scandal by threatening to withhold billions in aid if they went forward with an investigation.

Here’s the tape of Biden.

Ryan Saavedra ✔@RealSaavedra
Joe Biden brags about how he threatened to pull $1 billion in loan guarantees from Ukraine if it didn’t immediately fire Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin.

The prosecutor, who was fired, was leading a corruption investigation into a company that employed Biden's son, Hunter
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