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Hunter Biden’s MAGA attack won’t throw Republicans off the scent

President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden talks to reporters outside the U.S. Capitol (Credit: Getty images)

Hunter Biden was lost and now he’s found. That was the subtext of the president’s prodigal son’s speech outside Congress yesterday.

‘For six years, I have been the target of the unrelenting Trump attack machine shouting ‘Where’s Hunter?’,’ Hunter Biden told reporters. ‘Well, here is my answer, I am here.’

If Hunter’s statement was meant to put the Republicans on the back foot, it did not work. House Republicans James Comer and Jim Jordan vowed instead to launch contempt of congress proceedings against Hunter. Hours later, the thin Republican majority in Congress voted to formalise its impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden. The impeachment inquiry process, Republicans insist, will give Congress the power it needs to force the Biden family to answer questions it doesn’t want to answer.   

For all of Biden’s ‘nothing to see here’ patter, the GOP House Committee has produced convincing-looking evidence

In his extraordinary remarks yesterday, Hunter Biden emphasised his contempt for the ‘MAGA-right’.

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