Staff Reports
In a recent news article, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) expressed his delight in Hunter Biden’s guilty verdict, calling it a “step towards accountability.” The Justice Department, according to Comer, still has work to do in fully investigating the corrupt deeds of the Biden family. Comer highlighted the need for a thorough examination of the Bidens’ shady dealings and foreign payments, emphasizing the importance of holding all those involved accountable.
Comer: Hunter Biden 'Guilty' Verdict a 'Step Towards Accountability,' But DOJ Must Probe the Bidens' Corrupt Influence Peddling: House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) said Hunter Biden's guilty verdict on three… https://t.co/gz8y1iJnpB #Politics #HunterBiden pic.twitter.com/OTeUV4AmhO
— Janie Johnson – America is Exceptional (@jjauthor) June 11, 2024
Other Republicans, such as Charlie Kirk from Turning Point USA, chimed in with their skepticism about the verdict. Kirk labelled the trial as a “fake trial,” dismissing it as a mere distraction from the alleged wrongdoings of President Joe Biden and his family. He criticized the justice system for what he perceived as a biased approach, contrasting the treatment of Hunter Biden with the charges against former President Trump.
Hunter Biden guilty.
Yawn.
The true crimes of the Biden Crime Family remain untouched.
This is a fake trial trying to make the Justice system appear "balanced."
Don't fall for it.
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) June 11, 2024
Kirk raised concerns about the perceived leniency towards Hunter Biden, suggesting that the trial was just a surface-level attempt at justice. He accused the DOJ, FBI, and IRS of favoring the Bidens and shielding them from actual accountability. Kirk emphasized the need for a more thorough investigation into various aspects of the Biden family’s actions, dismissing the trial as mere “kabuki theater.”
While Hunter Biden’s guilty verdict may seem like a win for accountability, Kirk cautioned against premature celebration. He highlighted the possibility of Hunter receiving minimal punishment and the likelihood of the trial being a rehash of a previous failed plea deal. Kirk urged for a more stringent approach towards the Bidens, emphasizing the importance of uncovering the full extent of their alleged wrongdoings.
