House Republicans Vow To Forge Ahead With Probe of Biden ‘Family Schemes’ as They Denounce Hunter Biden’s ‘Sweetheart Deal’

Speaker McCarthy said the plea deal should help the GOP’s investigation as the FBI will no longer be able to cite an ‘ongoing investigation’ when resisting handing over evidence to House investigators.

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President Biden attends his granddaughter Maisy Biden's commencement ceremony with first lady Jill Biden and children Hunter Biden and Ashley Biden at the University of Pennsylvania. AP/Patrick Semansky, file

Following the announcement that Hunter Biden will plead guilty to tax evasion, House Republicans are vowing to proceed with their wide-ranging investigation into the First Family’s financial dealings, including their probe into whether Vice President Biden took a bribe during the Obama administration.

“We will not rest until the full extent of President Biden’s involvement in the family schemes are revealed,” the chairman of the House oversight committee, Congressman James Comer, said after the plea deal was disclosed in federal court on Tuesday morning. 

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