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A coalition of conservative leaders has written a letter to House Ways
and Means Committee Chair Rep. Richard Neal (D-MA), pointing out that
since he had stated the need for investigating criminal wrongdoing by
public officials, he should ask for former Vice President Biden’s bank
records.

In December 2019, Neal, who had been calling for President Trump to
release his tax returns, released eight years of tax records, saying
that the move came “in the spirit of transparency, as the chair of the committee with jurisdiction over taxes.”

George Landrith, president of Frontiers of Freedom, Richard Manning,
president of Americans for Limited Government, Andrew Langer, president
of the Institute for Liberty, Seton Motley, president of Less
Government, Horace Cooper, Co-Chairman Project 21, Saul Anuzis,
president of 60 Plus, and Dick Patten, president of the American
Business Defense Council, began their letter stating:

“Your recent comments about the need to investigate criminal wrongdoing
by public officials and the importance of transparency to American
government have not gone unnoticed. As you know, allegations of just
such wrongdoing and the lack of transparency have arisen over the last
two months based on emails found on a personal computer belonging to
Hunter Biden — the son of Vice President Joseph Biden — a computer
whose authenticity has been established by the FBI.”

After delineating alleged acts by former Vice President Biden, the
letter continues, “We hope that you would welcome the chance to assist
Vice President Biden in laying to rest any allegations that he was
using his office and official travel to influence foreign governments
or entities to benefit his son’s businesses. And to answer this
question: Was any of that income received by Vice President Biden or
other family members?”

“Thus, we hope that in view of your strong demand for transparency and disclosure you will endorse our suggestion that your committee ask for
Vice President Biden’s bank records and those of the rest of his family
over the period of his vice presidency and immediately thereafter,” the
letter continues. “In this way he can put to rest any allegations
including concerns about how he acquired his extensive personal wealth
and his large estate.”

“If members of the committee from both sides as well as their legal
counsel could be permitted to examine the records and then report to
the Congress this would do much to clear the air. Moreover, if you
took this initiative as a member of the Democratic House leadership
this would do much to show that your interest in full disclosure and investigating corruption extends to members of your own party.”

The letter concludes, “The American people have a right to this
information and we are hopeful that you and the Vice President will see
the advantage of the full disclosure suggested by our proposal before
demands for a special counsel become deafening.”


--
Joe Biden went from stealing someone’s wife, to stealing speeches, to
stealing money, to stealing an election.

He has really grown as a politician.

-- Michael Moore
#StopTheSteal

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