Political turmoil in Washington: A congressional committee should now investigate questionable art deals by the president’s son, Hunter Biden.
With their new majority in the House of Representatives, the first chamber of Congress, as the US parliament is called, the Republicans are, as expected, on a hunt for US President Joe Biden and his family.
An impeachment procedure would yield no result
Many Republicans would like to start impeachment proceedings against Biden. However, despite the embarrassing discovery of secret files in Biden’s garage, private home and former office, there is hardly any reason to do so with any chance of success.
Despite this, the Republicans want to make it as difficult as possible for Joe Biden. Of course also because of his possible renewed candidacy for the White House in the elections in two years.
And so they are now targeting Biden’s son Hunter, who is always in trouble anyway — whether it be through opaque deals, alleged drug use, or visits to prostitutes.
Now it’s about selling pictures that Hunter Biden paints through a gallery in New York. The prices of $55,000 to $225,000 per photo Republicans considered unreasonably high. They claim the buyers wanted to buy influence over President Joe Biden – the White House denies indignantly.
Source: Krone
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