MTG retaliates, demands probe into explicit photo display by Hunter Biden’s attorney.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Fires Back at Hunter Biden’s Lawyer
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) took to Twitter to respond to Hunter Biden’s lawyer, who requested the Office of Congressional Ethics to take action against her. The controversy arose after Greene displayed redacted-nude photos of the president’s son during a House Oversight Committee hearing.
Greene stated that Hunter Biden’s lawyer, Abbe Lowell, inadvertently confirmed that the pictures she presented were indeed of the first son and a prostitute. She further claimed that these images prove his violation of the MANN act by engaging in sex trafficking across state lines.
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During a recent hearing with two Internal Revenue Service whistleblowers, Greene held up a poster board displaying explicit images of Hunter Biden involved in sexual acts with a prostitute.
In her response to Biden’s lawyer, Greene alleged that Hunter Biden himself had posted similar photos and videos on various amateur porn sites, including PornHub.
“Hunter is upset that I showcased his pictures during a Congressional hearing, but it’s clear that he was content with sharing these images since he willingly uploaded them to foreign amateur porn sites and PornHub. He wanted everyone to see them!” Greene tweeted.
Greene went on to explain in the Twitter thread that the photos, along with other evidence she presented during the hearing, such as plane tickets and bank records, indicate that Hunter Biden was involved in paying prostitutes for sex and transporting them across state lines.
“As long as the Department of Injustice continues to selectively target only Joe Biden’s political opponents while shielding him and his family, the American people will never witness justice being served to the Biden Crime Family,” Greene concluded.
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