James Comer, Leading Biden Impeachment Inquiry, Criticized for Owning Shell Company

Comer's ownership of a shell company called into question as he investigates similar allegations against the Bidens.

James Comer, the Republican chair of the House Oversights Committee leading an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, has been criticized for owning a shell company.
Comer has been investigating allegations that Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, used shell companies to hide payments received from overseas during Biden's vice presidency.
Comer reportedly transferred his ownership of 6 acres of land in Kentucky, which he co-owns with a campaign donor, to a shell company called Farm Team Properties he co-owns with his wife.
Democrats and critics have called Comer a 'hypocrite' for owning a shell company while investigating the Bidens for similar actions.
Comer has denied any wrongdoing in establishing a shell company, and President Biden has called the impeachment plans 'baseless.'