Hunter pressed, Dem promises report on Trump.
A Top House Democrat to Release Report on Donald Trump’s Foreign Business Dealings
In an exciting development, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), the ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, announced plans to release a comprehensive report on former President Donald Trump’s foreign business dealings. This revelation came during a discussion about the foreign business activities of Hunter Biden, who is currently under federal investigation.
Raskin stated, “We’re going to release a report about all of the foreign government emoluments. Millions of dollars we can document that Donald Trump pocketed from the hotels, at the golf courses, through business deals when he was president, and that his family got.”
Jamie Raskin makes a big announcement, “We’re going to release a report about all of the foreign government emoluments. Millions of dollars that Donald Trump pocketed from the hotels, at the golf courses, through business deals when he was president, and that his family got.” pic.twitter.com/Ab5yjAPt0P
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This announcement drew a strong response from Stephen Miller, a former leading adviser in Trump’s White House. Miller, who founded America First Legal, a conservative group that challenges Biden administration initiatives in court, vehemently disagreed with Raskin’s claims. He stated, “Of all of the risible, execrable lies surely the most ludicrous is that President Trump *profited* from the presidency. The presidency cost him billions and now they want it to cost him his freedom.”
Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project, and Miranda Devine, a New York Post columnist, also weighed in on the discussion, offering contrasting perspectives on the financial activities of both the Trump and Biden families.
As the 2024 campaign season heats up, this report could potentially set the stage for a rematch between President Joe Biden and Donald Trump in the general election. Raskin acknowledged concerns about Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings but emphasized that no evidence of criminal corruption on the part of the president has been presented.
Raskin also expressed his desire for the House Oversight Committee to conduct a thorough analysis of the laws surrounding money-making by public figures. He specifically mentioned Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law, and his reported $2 billion investment from the Saudis after leaving the White House, which has raised ethical concerns.
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