Comer is following the money, looking into the bank records of two Biden family members. How will these records impact the impeachment inquiry?

From The Federalist. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer followed through on his pledge to “continue to follow the money” on Thursday when he issued three subpoenas for the bank records of President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, and brother, James “Jim” Biden.

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The latest round of subpoenas is part of House Republicans’ impeachment inquiry into the president and, according to Comer, will “help the Committees determine whether Joe Biden abused his office by selling access and/or by receiving payments or other benefits in exchange for official acts.” …

The records could also aid Congress in its “investigation of a systemic failure to protect against potential malign foreign interactions with family members of senior elected officials.” …

Previous financial record subpoenas issued by the GOP yielded evidence that Hunter and his associates made bank from shopping out access to then-Vice President Joe to foreigners including a high-profile businessman in Romania, a Chinese Communist Party-linked energy company and other Chinese nationals, Ukrainian businessmen, and a Russian oligarch. While Hunter was wheeling and dealing, Joe made a point to rub elbows or speak on the phone with his son’s foreign clients, allegedly more than 200 times. …

Bank records, Comer said, are “critical to both the impeachment inquiry and to further the Committees’ purposes,” but they aren’t the only evidence Republicans have that the first family has been involved in a pay-to-play scheme.

Key players such as former Biden family business partners Devon Archer and Tony Bobulinski, FBI whistleblowers, IRS whistleblowers, Hunter, and even Joe himself have all corroborated Biden family corruption. …

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(Excerpt from The Federalist. Photo Credit: Andrew Harnik-Pool/Getty Images)