Staff Reports
Another day, another juicy Biden family scandal! Eric Schwerin, a long-time buddy of the Biden clan, spilled the beans to Congress about the free financial services he provided to then-Vice President Joe Biden. Yeah, sounds like a stand-up guy, doesn’t he?
Biden associate Eric Schwerin testifies on unpaid work he did for vice president https://t.co/NRXN31wFa1 https://t.co/NRXN31wFa1
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) January 31, 2024
Schwerin confessed to performing all kinds of money-related tasks for Joe Biden without charging a dime. That’s right, folks – bookkeeping, bill paying, tax prep – you name it, Schwerin did it pro bono. He claimed he did it out of friendship, but come on, who does that much work for free? Unless, of course, there’s something else at play here…
But wait, there’s more! Schwerin also insisted that he had no idea about any sketchy business Hunter Biden was involved in. Yeah, right. He expects us to believe that he was blissfully unaware of the foreign money flowing into the Biden family bank accounts? Nice try, Schwerin.
And get this – Schwerin had the nerve to say that he couldn’t shed any light on the payments Hunter and his companies received from foreign entities in China, Ukraine, Romania, and who knows where else. Um, hello? That’s pretty convenient, isn’t it?
But the plot thickens! Republicans grilled Schwerin for hours about the Bidens’ shady dealings in Ukraine. While Joe Biden was barking about corruption in Ukraine, his son Hunter was raking in the big bucks as a big shot at Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian energy company. Coincidence? We think not.
And then there’s the whole email alias situation. The House Ways and Means Committee stumbled upon a bunch of emails with shady aliases that Joe and Hunter Biden were using. Apparently, this alias activity picked up during Joe Biden’s official trips to Ukraine. Suspicious much? You bet!
But, of course, the White House is trying to play it cool, saying government leaders have been using aliases for years. Nice try, but we’re not falling for it.
