October 12, 2023

In the dimly-lit capital, news erupts: Biden Admin’s audacious decision to free $6 billion of Iranian assets causes a stir. A vivid act of prudence or foolhardiness? Comer, the fiery House Oversight Committee Chairman, promises investigation, throwing light on the unnerving link between this perceived “ransom payment” and ensuing chaos wreaked by Iran-funded Hamas. As a result, we’re left wrestling with a dire question: Did this uncaging of Iranian assets quicken the gruesome Middle-East violence witnessed recently? Could the administration’s policy trigger further unrest in this volatile region?

News just in: The Biden family’s business ventures were apparently not so separate from high-level politics. A recent Freedom of Information Act request reveals an estimated 29,000 email exchanges involving then-Vice President Biden’s office and his family’s entities, directly conflicting with his 2020 campaign’s narrative. With several GOP-led investigations ongoing and the National Archives facing litigation, these revelations beg the question: Were the Biden family’s alleged walls of separation as solid as claimed? If not, the implications for political accountability are substantial, challenging the perceived norms and ethics of power.