We’ll see. The ineffective, all-talk-and-no-action GOP still will be leading the investigation. My bet is after the GOP committee members get a lot of face time condemning what happened, they will do nothing, as usual.
Tick, tock.
~S. Hannity
They have no enforcement power and Garland won’t do a thing.
yawn
Might be a cranial “explosion” happening somewhere soon but branDUHn and company will be unscathed.
If the Biden family actually were undone, it would be the Obama cabal’s doing—with Shelly having changed her mind about being president next.
Wake me when someone goes to prison.
Only when I see the whole damn bunch of the crooked Biden crime family in hand cuffs and marched off to jail will I believe it.
Be a great time to start the impeachment of Biden ahead of the election.
We are being led around by the nose again and again and again. This reminds me of “trust the plan”.
Soon
Any day now
We’ve seen
We know
Hearings will show
Zip
Zero
Nada
Trump’s taxes, no problem.
Section 6103 of the Internal Revenue Code provides that federal tax returns and “return information” “shall be confidential”[EXCEPT FOR TRUMP] and makes it illegal for an IRS “officer or employee” to disclose such tax information[EXCEPT FOR TRUMP]. In fact, many view Sections 6103’s confidentiality mandate as even precluding a government employee from revealing the existence of an investigation into a taxpayer[EXCEPT FOR TRUMP]. However, because in December of 2020, Hunter Biden publicly acknowledged the existence of an investigation into his tax matters after federal prosecutors subpoenaed his business records, the public has long known of the investigation into the president’s son.
Several exceptions to the confidentiality provisions of Section 6103 exist[EXCEPT FOR TRUMP], though. Relevant here is the statutory exception authorizing whistleblowers to disclose confidential information to the House Committee on Ways and Means or the Senate Committee on Finance[EXCEPT FOR TRUMP]. That exception guarantees whistleblower protection to government agents who reveal confidential information concerning tax issues to either of those committees.
But because the Section 6103 exception does not also allow a whistleblower the right to disclose the information to his attorney[EXCEPT FOR TRUMP], the whistleblower would be forced to face the committees without the benefit of legal counsel. Further, because Section 6103 defines “return information” broadly to include the nature and sources of income, data collected by the IRS, and “any background file document” or “written determination” prepared by the IRS, the whistleblower also could not legally discuss with his attorney many aspects of an investigation to prepare to testify before the congressional committees[EXCEPT FOR TRUMP].
There... fixed it
BOOM, ZAP, POWIE! Coulda, shoulda, woulda. If only.