Posted on 12/06/2023 3:34:23 AM PST by davikkm
The urgent need to expose the corruption within the Biden family is undeniable; it’s a cover-up we all acknowledge. A call echoes for more Republicans to exhibit the same level of outrage and tenacity as demonstrated by Byron Donalds. The revelation of Hunter Biden receiving a staggering $4.9 million from Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris over three years, unearthed by an IRS whistleblower, marks a significant escalation in the known financial ties between Hunter and his so-called “sugar brother.”
IRS agent Joseph Ziegler, in a compelling Tuesday testimony before the House Ways & Means Committee, presented the jaw-dropping figure and additional documentation. This revelation comes as House Republicans approach an expected vote to authorize an impeachment inquiry into President Biden’s alleged involvement in his family’s foreign dealings.
(Excerpt) Read more at citizenwatchreport.com ...
it will be the end of the republican party as thousands upon
thousands of fed-up voters will stay home in disgust.
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Well in reality you get what you vote or don’t vote for.....
At least one should be voting for the lessor of corruption.
To: davikkm
WHY DID KEVIN MORRIS GUVE HUNTER ALL THESE MILLIONS?
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more news from the “as not seen on MSM TV department”
iirc, I think I read somewhere on the forum that sugar brother morris was given a cut of hunter’s 10% interest in the bohai harvest billion dollar chyna partnership.
if true, hunter’s “gross” cut would have been over $100,000,000 (minus 10% for the big guy)
morris could have used his cut to buy hunter’s art?
Not so sure about stymies the best and brightest of our representatives more like why didn’t I think of that for most of them.
Joe Biden will be dropping out...
imputed interest
Well when the IRS comes calling he better have
a loan repayment schedule with interest..........or else.
i take it none was reported on his taxes...
I watched a TikTok yesterday about the need to document the source of any “large” cash deposit, including for example the $600 in proceeds from the sale of an old couch, or the $2000 gift from your grandmother, etc.
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