House Republicans reveal timeline of alleged Biden family influence-peddling.

House⁤ Republicans have just released a captivating timeline that exposes the‍ alleged⁤ influence-peddling ⁢schemes⁣ of President⁤ Joe‌ Biden‘s family.

Despite evidence ‌to ‍the⁢ contrary,​ President Biden has ​repeatedly denied any knowledge ‍of ⁢his ⁤family’s ⁣business dealings. The GOP-led House Oversight Committee⁣ took to ‍Twitter to state, “Our timeline⁣ contains ⁢important dates as to ⁤when Joe Biden ​knew and lied‍ to the ​American people about his ⁣family’s‌ business schemes.”

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The timeline,⁤ which can ‌be⁤ found ⁣on⁢ the ​panel’s website,‍ spans from 2009 when Biden served​ as vice ​president ‌to this summer. It highlights⁢ significant events related to ⁢millions‍ of dollars in financial transactions ‌involving⁤ individuals and ​entities​ from Romania,⁣ China, Ukraine, ‍and⁣ Kazakhstan. Hunter⁢ Biden, the⁤ president’s son ⁣who is currently under investigation ⁢by federal ‍prosecutors, ‌features prominently throughout the timeline.

The‍ House Oversight Committee is determined to expedite its investigation into⁤ the Biden family’s domestic ⁣and international business practices. Their goal ⁢is to ‍determine if the‍ Biden ​family has ‌been⁢ targeted⁣ by‍ foreign actors,⁣ if President Biden is​ compromised, and if our national ⁣security ​is at risk,⁢ as stated on ​their website.

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However, Democrats ⁢in Congress⁤ have ⁣dismissed the ⁢committee’s probe as ⁢a ⁤politically motivated ​effort to tarnish President Biden’s reputation before‌ the 2024 election. President ‌Biden‍ himself has referred to the corruption allegations as “a‍ bunch of malarkey.”

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In‌ response to the committee’s ‍new timeline, White House ​spokesman Ian Sams shared⁢ the “Pepe ‌Silvia” ⁣meme‌ on‌ Twitter and commented, ⁢”It’s this, but ‌if done with‌ crayons and construction paper.”

It’s this, ⁢but if ⁤done with crayons and ⁢construction ⁣paper https://t.co/oMwN77MdUe ⁤pic.twitter.com/bOR3ed2G6s

— Ian Sams (@IanSams46) ‌July 18, 2023

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House Republicans⁣ have⁢ been⁤ actively⁤ seeking ‍information about the Biden ⁢family’s ‌financial ⁢arrangements ‍through various channels, including suspicious activity reports (SARs) filed by financial ⁤institutions to flag potential ​criminal behavior.

Chairman James Comer⁤ (R-KY) ‍has ⁢issued subpoenas for bank records ⁤and witness⁤ testimony. He believes⁤ that between⁤ nine ⁤to 12 members⁤ of the Biden⁤ family⁤ may be ⁣involved in questionable business‍ dealings uncovered by his panel.

In⁣ a recent interview on “Fox​ Across America ‌With Jimmy⁢ Failla,” ​Comer ‌discussed‌ the challenges ⁣he faces in presenting⁣ the findings to‍ the ⁢public ‌in a clear ⁢and concise‍ manner.⁤ He⁤ stated, “It’s very⁢ difficult. I’ve had advisers‌ say, ‘It’s very complicated when⁣ you ⁤talk ⁢about ⁤the‍ 20 shell companies and ‌all‌ the‌ different bank accounts.’ Well, ​of course! That’s the way ​they wanted it.”