Staff Reports
The latest scandal to hit the Biden administration involves allegations of a kickback scheme run by President Joe Biden to enrich his family. Mike McCormick, who worked as a stenographer for the White House during Biden’s time as Vice President, has come forward to offer his testimony in the investigation into Hunter Biden. McCormick claims that Joe Biden and his family exploited their positions in public service for personal gain, with the help of other high-ranking officials, such as former National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.
Former White House staffer: Joe Biden and Andrew Sullivan helped Burisma – Conservative Institute https://t.co/eqUZErOyio
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McCormick’s accusations center specifically around Hunter Biden’s employment with Burisma, a Ukrainian energy firm. He claims that Sullivan helped craft American energy policy to benefit Burisma, and that Joe Biden brought American taxpayer money to enrich the company and his own family. McCormick even has a White House transcript to back up his claims, which shows Sullivan talking about increasing investment in Ukraine’s energy sector, with Burisma as a direct beneficiary.
Despite offering his testimony, McCormick has not been asked to appear before the grand jury investigating Hunter Biden. He is now accusing U.S. Attorney David Weiss of running a fraudulent grand jury, and covering up the crimes of former President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden. McCormick insists that he is telling the truth and will not back down from his claims.
This latest scandal only adds to the mounting evidence that the Biden family has a history of exploiting public service for personal gain. Republicans have been making these claims for years, and now a former Obama administration employee is coming forward to corroborate their accusations. The American people deserve to know the truth about the corrupt actions of the Biden family and their associates. It’s time for justice to be served and for those responsible to be held accountable.
