House investigators focus on Biden’s deals with Chinese and Romanian players, while White House dismisses claims as baseless.

White House Spokesman Dismisses Evidence of Foreign Money Flowing to Biden Family

Comer’s Evidence-Based Claims Ignored by White House

House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer has released a 36-page memorandum detailing the millions of dollars flowing from foreign entities to President Joe Biden and nearly a dozen members of his family since 2008. However, the White House has dismissed Comer’s claims as “absurd innuendo” and “politically-motivated.”

But the evidence presented by Comer is based on dozens of government documents, personal emails, corporate bank records, and highly detailed accounts of the wheeling and dealing that enabled Joe Biden to become a multi-millionaire while working on the federal payroll in Congress and the White House.

Business Deals with Foreign Entities in Romania and China

The memorandum focuses on business deals with foreign entities in Romania and China, noting a May 21, 2014, speech by then Vice President Joe Biden to Romania’s prime minister, judges, prosecutors, and legislative leaders.

According to the memorandum, Biden associates were doing lucrative deals with Romanian entrepreneur Gabriel Popoviciu even as he was at the center of “one of the most high-profile corruption prosecutions” in that country. Biden family accounts received approximately $1.038 million from the Robinson Walker LLC account after Bladon Enterprises deposits. Sixteen of the seventeen payments from Bladon Enterprises to Robinson Walker LLC were made while Joe Biden was vice president.

Regarding Biden links with Chinese entities, the memorandum focused on the $3 million deal that resulted in payments originating with State Energy HK to Biden family members in March 20.

Comer’s Evidence-Based Claims Cannot Be Ignored

The evidence presented by Comer cannot be ignored. The memorandum is deeply footnoted and based on government documents, personal emails, and corporate bank records. The White House’s dismissal of Comer’s claims as “absurd innuendo” is baseless and ignores the facts. It’s time for the Biden administration to address the evidence presented by Comer and provide answers to the American people.

Key Points:

• House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer has released a 36-page memorandum detailing the millions of dollars flowing from foreign entities to President Joe Biden and nearly a dozen members of his family since 2008.
• The memorandum focuses on business deals with foreign entities in Romania and China.
• The evidence presented by Comer is based on dozens of government documents, personal emails, corporate bank records, and highly detailed accounts of the wheeling and dealing that enabled Joe Biden to become a multi-millionaire while working on the federal payroll in Congress and the White House.
• The White House’s dismissal of Comer’s claims as “absurd innuendo” is baseless and ignores the facts.

It’s time for the Biden administration to address the evidence presented by Comer and provide answers to the American people.