The same corporate media outlet that spent years asserting that Trump tried to leverage foreign aid for political favors despite a lack of evidence declared President Joe Biden not guilty of using his decades-long involvement in some of the highest levels of the U.S. government to enrich his family.
“House Republican Report Finds No Evidence of Wrongdoing by President Biden,” one factually inaccurate New York Times headline blared following a House Oversight Committee press conference on Wednesday.
It’s true that the House Oversight Committee has not yet uncovered proof directly linking the president to the alleged foreign business deals, but there is certainly plenty of evidence.
The NYT asserts, using a carbon copy headline of its previous coverage of Biden family corruption, that Biden is completely off the hook for any corruption allegations. If anything, Republicans’ latest findings say Biden is likely guilty, at least by association.
There’s no disputing that at least nine members of the Biden family received at least $10 million worth of diluted payments from foreign companies during and after the president’s time in the Obama White House. Bank records, verifiable evidence by any standard, show these transactions were diced up and transferred to a spread of Biden bank accounts within weeks of significant political action by the then-vice president in the country of the transactions’ origins.
Unlike the NYT’s favorite punching bag — former President Donald Trump and his family — the Bidens have no clear business aside from decades-long involvement
