WH Calls Biden Payment Revelations 'Conspiracy' Theory

[Lastamender]

A lot of threads to move. Does anyone think this is a conspiracy? I guess they have run out of ideas.


House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., got the attention of the White House on Wednesday after he revealed 2019 bank transfers from China were addressed to then-former Vice President Joe Biden's Delaware home.

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/ian-sams-legal-counsel-spokesman/2023/09/27/id/1136081/

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Dem voters love being lied to.
They will repeat the lie.

 

[two_iron]

That stuttering shit clown and his crackhead sprog are WAY too stupid to pull off this kind of sophisticated racketeering. One of them can't even stay on its feet, the other one can't even figure out where he left his incriminating laptop.

20 shell companies?

They're so fucking retarded.

 

[Independentthinker]

A lot of threads to move. Does anyone think this is a conspiracy? I guess they have run out of ideas.


House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., got the attention of the White House on Wednesday after he revealed 2019 bank transfers from China were addressed to then-former Vice President Joe Biden's Delaware home.

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/ian-sams-legal-counsel-spokesman/2023/09/27/id/1136081/

The left are fact deniers.

 

[Doc7505]

White House Defense Of James Biden’s $200,000 Payment To Joe Biden Not Backed Up By Bank Records, James Comer Says​

White House Defense Of James Biden’s $200,000 Payment To Joe Biden Not Backed Up By Bank Records, James Comer Says

The White House's defense of the $200,000 payment Joe Biden received is not backed up by the bank records possessed by the House Oversight Committee.

dailycaller.com

26 Oct 2023 ~~ By James Lynch

The White House’s defense of the $200,000 payment Joe Biden received from his brother James Biden is not backed up by the bank records possessed by the House Oversight Committee.

House Oversight Chairman James Comer wrote a letter to White House Counsel Edward Siskel requesting financial records to back up the White House’s claim that James Biden was paying off a loan from Joe Biden with the $200,000 check. Comer said in the letter the bank records do not indicate Joe Biden sent his brother a large loan that needed to be paid back.
READ THE LETTER: Download this PDF
“The White House has claimed Joe Biden loaned James Biden $200,000, and this check was repayment. Records obtained by the Committee do show numerous large incoming transactions into the personal account of James and Sara Biden from various entities. Some of these transaction records may have obscured the identity of the true payer, but no records in the Committee’s possession state that Joe Biden made a large loan payment to his brother,” Comer’s letter reads.

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Americore loaned James Biden a total of $600,000 based on his signals that the Biden name could “open doors” and his promise that he could secure a Middle East investment by leveraging political connections, bankruptcy court documents show.
The Oversight Committee subpoenaed Hunter and James Biden’s personal and business bank records in late September after the first impeachment inquiry hearing. Comer said in a video shared on Twitter on Friday that more information from the bank records will be shared at a later date.


Commentary:
Who woulda THUNK there would be no paperwork backing up Biden and the media's narrative?
You'd THINK the news media’s first response to Jim’s massive check to Joe would be “Okay, where’s the evidence of Joe’s initial loan to Jim?” but.. NOPE.
Funny, Joe Biden claims he loaned his brother James Biden $200,000, and was repaid w/ James’ check marked “loan repayment.”
Records obtained by the House Oversight Committee do show numerous large incoming transactions into the personal account of James and Sara Biden from various entities.
Some of these transaction records may have obscured the identity of the true payer, but there are NO records in the Committee’s possession which state that Joe Biden made a large loan payment to his brother.