(The Guardian) The Republicans who lead three key House committees are joining forces to probe the justice department’s handling of charges against Hunter Biden.
Leaders of the House judiciary, oversight and accountability, and ways and means committees on Friday opened a joint investigation on Friday into the federal case into the president’s youngest son, in the wake of the justice department’s plea deal with Hunter Biden.
Reps. Jim Jordan of Ohio, James Comer of Kentucky and Jason Smith of Missouri and issued a series of requests for voluntary testimony from senior officials at the department, FBI and internal revenue service after making sweeping claims about misconduct and improper interference.
Republicans also want a special counsel appointed to investigate retaliation that has been alleged against the whistleblowers who came forward with the claims.
Leaders of the House judiciary, oversight and accountability, and ways and means committees on Friday opened a joint investigation on Friday into the federal case into the president’s youngest son, in the wake of the justice department’s plea deal with Hunter Biden.
Reps. Jim Jordan of Ohio, James Comer of Kentucky and Jason Smith of Missouri and issued a series of requests for voluntary testimony from senior officials at the department, FBI and internal revenue service after making sweeping claims about misconduct and improper interference.
Republicans also want a special counsel appointed to investigate retaliation that has been alleged against the whistleblowers who came forward with the claims.
