Staff Reports
During the impeachment inquiry on Thursday, Representative Nancy Mace (R-SC) delivered a passionate speech in which she strongly criticized the Democrats' defense of President Biden, describing it as "bull—t." Mace pointed out what she saw as Democratic hypocrisy, emphasizing that they had previously argued that there were no formal rules for initiating an impeachment inquiry.
Mace also drew attention to a 2017 deal involving a Chinese company, CEFC, alleging that the Bidens profited by providing access to Joe Biden. She vehemently rejected the claim that these questionable deals occurred after Biden's vice presidency had ended, characterizing it as "complete and total bulls—t." She underscored the significance of Hunter Biden's statement that access to his father was their family's primary asset and predicted that these words would continue to haunt the Bidens. Mace then presented testimony from Tony Bobulinski, who detailed how the Bidens leveraged their connections and the Biden name to advance their interests in various countries, including Kazakhstan and the Middle East.
BREAKING – EXPLOSIVE: This is Bullshit! Democrats, please, spare me your hypocrisy, Joe Biden is corrupt, and here is the evidence, Congresswoman Nancy Mace (@RepNancyMace) EXPLODES at Joe Biden's impeachment inquiry hearing. WATCH pic.twitter.com/ff8cVEAQ21
— Simon Ateba (@simonateba) September 28, 2023
According to Bobulinski, Hunter and Jim Biden did not receive compensation while Joe Biden was vice president due to concerns about CEFC's ties to the Chinese government. However, they allegedly made a significant sum shortly after Joe Biden left office, which Mace referred to as "back pay." Mace also highlighted a text message that referenced a meeting with the Chinese and Hunter's uncle's "BROTHER," suggesting Joe Biden's involvement.
Mace concluded her remarks by stating that betraying one's country amounts to treason. Her impassioned and detailed arguments shed light on what she considered to be questionable dealings by the Bidens and emphasized the need for further investigation.
