Staff Reports
A new report has surfaced, adding to the growing body of evidence concerning Joe Biden's involvement in his son's business dealings. The House Ways and Means Committee released text messages suggesting that President Biden personally sought a meeting with Ye Jianming, the chairman of the Chinese energy conglomerate CEFC. In these text messages, Hunter Biden indicated that his "brother" (referring to his uncle Joe) would be in New York City and wanted to meet with Ye. This meeting request came shortly after CEFC wired over $5 million to Hunter Biden's company.
These revelations raise serious questions about Joe Biden's role in his son's business dealings and whether there was any undue influence or favoritism involved. The timing and circumstances of these events have raised suspicions about a potential quid pro quo, with Biden seeking a meeting with a Chinese businessman who had just provided substantial payments to his son for "consulting."
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Additionally, it's worth noting that while some of Hunter Biden's associates involved in these dealings with CEFC have faced charges related to the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), Hunter Biden himself has not faced any legal consequences. This has led to concerns about selective enforcement and the connections of the Biden family to influential interests.
These revelations come at a time when the first impeachment inquiry hearing is already underway, further highlighting the serious questions surrounding Joe Biden's actions and conduct. The continuous release of evidence raises doubts about his credibility and ability to lead effectively. Many believe that transparency and accountability are essential, and they call for answers regarding these matters.
