After hours of chaos and personal attacks on Hunter Biden while he was seated in a House Oversight Committee hearing room on Wednesday, House Republicans on Chairman Jim Jordan’s Judiciary Committee voted to send contempt of Congress charges against the President’s son to the full House for a vote. Chairman Jordan, as U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell pointed out during that hearing, is more than 600 days overdue in his subpoenaed testimony to the U.S. House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack.
The vote in Chairman Jim Comer’s Oversight Committee hearing, where the Biden son was present, has yet to take place, after the hearing several times descended into chaos. At one point during the televised hearing U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) told Hunter Biden he had “no balls” and was the “epitome of white privilege” for refusing to be deposed behind close doors instead of, as he requested, in public.
Also during Comer’s Oversight hearing U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) once again held up very large, blown-up photos of the President’s son in the nude, in compromising pictures that other members of Congress have deemed pornographic (video below)
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“The House Judiciary Committee voted 23-14, along party lines, to send a resolution and a report recommending the president’s son be held in contempt to the full House. The Oversight Committee is also expected to vote on Wednesday,” Politico reports. “It paves the way for a dramatic showdown on the House floor, where Republicans will need near total unity among their two-vote majority to refer the president’s son to the Justice Department. Should they get there, DOJ will ultimately decide if Hunter Biden – who is already facing two criminal cases– will get slapped with new charges.”
In December, after showing up for his testimony but being refused by Chairman Comer, Hunter Biden said, “Republicans do not want an open process where Americans can see their tactics, expose their baseless inquiry, or hear what I have to say. What are they afraid of? I am here.”
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