Comer Wants Information on Hunter Biden’s Foreign Partners, Bank Transactions, and Lobbyist Career — as Failure of Mayorkas Impeachment Ups Pressure on GOP

The failure to impeach the secretary of homeland security does not bode well from Republicans’ efforts to impeach the president.

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Representative James Comer, just reelected chair of the House Oversight Committee. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

The chairman of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer, is preparing for a blockbuster February in his months-long impeachment investigation into President Biden, as members of the Biden family and their associates — including Hunter Biden — will sit for closed-door depositions. Mr. Comer’s path to impeachment, though, may be complicated by his party’s razor-thin House majority and the fractured nature of his conference. 

The next witness to appear in Mr. Comer’s probe is Hunter Biden’s former business associate who made a splash during the 2020 election, Tony Bobulinski, who will appear on February 13. The Sun was the first to report in January that Mr. Bobulinski would be appearing for the closed-door testimony. 

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