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In a heated House impeachment inquiry hearing that unfolded on Thursday, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) unleashed a barrage of accusations at Representative Byron Donalds (R-FL). Her target? The alleged presentation of "fabricated" text messages attributed to Hunter Biden, which hinted at some rather weighty allegations.
However, let's pause for a moment here – Representative Donalds pulled back the curtain to unveil a series of text messages exchanged between Hunter Biden and other members of the Biden family. These messages cast a spotlight on questions regarding their dubious business activities, suggesting the existence of a complex network of corruption aimed at shielding President Joe Biden.
Rather than engaging with these disconcerting messages, AOC chose to embark on a passionate diatribe, asserting that the text messages had been tampered with. Her intent seemed to be to divert attention away from the evidence and onto her own unsubstantiated attacks. It was certainly a dramatic moment in the proceedings.
.@ByronDonalds Pulls Up Multiple Apparently Damning Texts From Hunter To Other Biden Family Members – Asks Witnesses If There Is Cause To Inquire Further
TEXT: "Unlike pop, I won't make you give me half your salary." pic.twitter.com/CV30eH1GEA
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) September 28, 2023
AOC's assertion that the text messages were concocted appears to be just another effort to undermine the credibility of the impeachment inquiry. Nevertheless, her theatrics failed to overshadow the genuine concerns raised about the Biden family's purported unscrupulous dealings.
But the revelations didn't stop there. Another text message exchange, this time between Hunter and Naomi Biden, came to light. In this exchange, Hunter voiced his dissatisfaction with having financially supported the family for a whopping 30 years. He even took a not-so-subtle jab at his father, expressing his intention not to demand half of Naomi's salary, as "pop" did.
The allegations surrounding the Biden family's involvement in foreign business transactions continue to mount, while President Biden maintains his denial of any participation. It's abundantly clear that substantial questions require answers, and AOC's attempts to distract and cast doubt on the evidence only serve to underscore the necessity of a thorough investigation. House Republicans are justified in their concerns regarding Joe Biden's previous statements and the potential repercussions they could have on his presidency.
