For the past several years, President Joe Biden’s White House and fiercest defenders have steadfastly denied mounting allegations that first son Hunter Biden exploited his father’s political influence and power, as a former senator and vice president, in aid of foreign business associates and companies.
Yet now, in a suspiciously timed release, the Biden-Harris administration has seemingly confirmed that Hunter did ask the U.S. government to act favorably on behalf of Ukrainian energy firm Burisma, for which he controversially served as a board member while his father was the VP, according to RadarOnline.
The string of heavily redacted emails that were responsive to a Freedom of Information Act request filed several years ago, were coincidentally and conveniently released just days after President Biden ended his troubled re-election campaign.
Emails reveal Hunter sought U.S. government assistance for Burisma
The New York Times reported that it filed a FOIA request with the State Department in 2021 for any documents related to Hunter Biden’s alleged requests for U.S. government assistance on behalf of his foreign business partners — a request that was initially stonewalled until a lawsuit forced the ongoing release of thousands of responsive documents, albeit in small tranches spread out over several months, and most of which are so heavily redacted as to be unreadable and worthless. […]
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