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President Joe Biden and his family are embroiled in yet another scandal, this time involving alleged influence-peddling schemes. House Republicans have released a damning timeline that reveals the depths of the Biden family’s corrupt dealings in Romania, China, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan, stretching all the way back to 2009 when Biden served as the Vice President. The timeline depicts Joe Biden as a man who knew about his family’s business dealings all along but repeatedly lied to the American people while receiving bribes from foreign governments.

The House Oversight Committee believes that its accelerated investigation will expose whether foreign actors targeted the Biden family and whether President Biden himself is compromised, leaving our national security at risk. Democrats in Congress have dismissed the probe, accusing the Republican-led committee of conducting a politically motivated smear campaign in an attempt to tarnish President Biden ahead of the 2024 election. But the evidence of corruption implicating President Biden and his family is overwhelming.

Hunter Biden, President Biden’s son, is prominently featured throughout the timeline. Federal prosecutors are investigating Hunter Biden, who has been accused of illicit financial dealings involving millions of dollars. Chairman James Comer (R-KY) has issued subpoenas for bank records and witness testimony, hoping to uncover more evidence of the Biden family’s corruption. Comer suggests that between nine to twelve members of the Biden family could be implicated in the shady business dealings his panel has uncovered.

The Biden family’s financial arrangements include shell companies and multiple bank accounts, making it challenging for the investigation committee to share what they’ve found with the public. But despite the complex web of corruption surrounding the Bidens, the committee is committed to exposing the truth about the Biden family’s illegal dealings. It’s time to hold President Biden accountable for his actions, and to ensure that foreign governments cannot use influence-peddling schemes to buy power in the United States.