Comer's Claims of Biden's Involvement in Family Business Dealings Lack Evidence

Allegations of direct payments to President Biden revealed to be loan repayments, casting doubt on Comer's impeachment inquiry.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) has made allegations of President Biden receiving payments from his son, Hunter Biden, despite lack of evidence.
Comer announced the discovery of direct payments from Hunter Biden’s law firm to President Biden, which were later revealed to be repayments for a truck Joe Biden helped his son purchase.
Comer also alleged that President Biden received $40,000 in laundered China money in the form of a personal check from his sister-in-law, which was also a repayment for a loan.
Comer has been leading an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, with allegations largely based on Hunter Biden's business dealings.
Despite Comer's claims, there has been no evidence to suggest that President Biden was involved in or benefited from his family's business dealings.