Full House Will Vote on Hunter Biden Contempt Resolution Next Week, as Comer Says ‘We’ll Cross That Bridge When We Get There’ If DOJ Refuses To Prosecute First Son

‘We’ll assume he’ll do his job,’ Comer tells the Sun of U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves, who would charge Biden once he is held in contempt. ‘This is a good, ethical, consistent administration here — justice is blind!’ he said sarcastically.

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Hunter Biden arrives for a court appearance at Wilmington, Delaware, October 3, 2023. AP/Matt Rourke

The House will hold a floor vote on the criminal contempt resolution against Hunter Biden next week, the chairman of the Oversight Committee, Congressman James Comer, tells the Sun. Mr. Comer added, though, that he and his colleagues have yet to decide what to do should the District of Columbia’s top federal prosecutor decline to charge Mr. Biden. 

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