Hunter Biden cover-up alleged by IRS whistleblower

 Just the News:

New IRS whistleblower letter suggests DOJ interference in Hunter Biden probe dates back years

The allegation was made in a May 20 whistleblower letter to IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel.

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The SSA came forward in late April, alleging that federal prosecutors had engaged in "preferential treatment and politics" to prevent charges from being filed against Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden. The whistleblower further alleged that his entire team had been sidelined after he made protected disclosures.

He also asserted that Biden appointees had limited the ability of Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss to pursue charges against his son by refusing to grant Weiss permission do so within their jurisdictions.

That claim appeared to undercut testimony from Attorney General Merrick Garland, who had contended that Weiss enjoyed full freedom to pursue the investigation and to bring charges in another jurisdiction should the need arise.
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It is more than passing strange that Hunter Biden and those in his family who profited from his alleged influence-peddling scheme have not been indicted. 

See, also:

Capitol censors reject Hunter Biden movie screening

And:

 SECOND Hunter Biden IRS whistleblower comes forward: Agent says he was passed over for promotion and removed from tax investigation team for claiming president's son was getting preferential treatment

And:

 IRS Chief: I Didn't Retaliate Against Hunter Biden Probe Whistleblowers—It Was the DOJ

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As I reported in April, an IRS watchdog turned whistleblower alleged that federal prosecutors engaged in “preferential treatment and politics” in their treatment of President Joe Biden’s son Hunter—and even tried to block criminal tax charges against him. On Monday, a second whistleblower was revealed who worked under the original informant and who backed his claims. He was immediately threatened with prosecution from IRS brass. Meanwhile, there are multiple whistleblowers over at the FBI alleging corruption within its ranks.
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