House Oversight Chair Comer says he expects
Hunter Biden to face between 6 to 10 criminal referrals
Posted By: Beardo, 7/22/2023 11:14:34 PM
House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) said he plans to file "between six and 10 criminal referrals" against Hunter Biden once the committee finishes its investigation. One of the charges would include illegally transporting women across state lines for prostitution, according to the New York Post. "The Democrats kept saying, 'Oh, we don't have any evidence. You don't have any evidence.' Well, [Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene] showed them evidence," Comer said during an interview with Fox Business.
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Nobel Prize winner silenced by IMF after
saying ‘I don’t believe there is a
climate crisis' 15 replies
saying ‘I don’t believe there is a
climate crisis' 15 replies
Nobel Laureate Dr. John Clauser, who has disagreed with President Joe Biden's climate policies, was slated to present at a seminar on climate models to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
His talk was canceled after Director of the Independent Evaluation Office for the IMF Pablo Moreno read the information for Clauser's talk which questioned the “climate crisis."
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House Oversight Chair Comer says he expects
Hunter Biden to face between 6 to 10 criminal referrals 9 replies
Hunter Biden to face between 6 to 10 criminal referrals 9 replies
House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) said he plans to file "between six and 10 criminal referrals" against Hunter Biden once the committee finishes its investigation.
One of the charges would include illegally transporting women across state lines for prostitution, according to the New York Post.
"The Democrats kept saying, 'Oh, we don't have any evidence. You don't have any evidence.' Well, [Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene] showed them evidence," Comer said during an interview with Fox Business.
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up with hulking alleged child porn transvestite
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Nobel Prize winner silenced by IMF after
saying ‘I don’t believe there is a
climate crisis' 15 replies
saying ‘I don’t believe there is a
climate crisis' 15 replies
Nobel Laureate Dr. John Clauser, who has disagreed with President Joe Biden's climate policies, was slated to present at a seminar on climate models to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
His talk was canceled after Director of the Independent Evaluation Office for the IMF Pablo Moreno read the information for Clauser's talk which questioned the “climate crisis."
Dr. Clauser was awarded a Nobel prize in 2021 for his work in the development of computer models to track global warming and won another for physics in 2022.
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