Why was Joe Biden’s home address listed as the beneficiary address for wire transfers to Hunter Biden from China?
Add it to the very lengthy list of questions Americans have about the Bidens and corruption.
In 2019, Hunter received more than $250,000 in wire transfers from his Chinese business partners, with Joe Biden’s Delaware home listed as the beneficiary address, according to the House Oversight Committee — with the payments coming just months after Joe Biden announced his presidential campaign.
Much of the money came from Hunter’s business associate Jonathan Li, with whom Joe Biden once met in Beijing and for whose children Joe Biden wrote college letters of recommendation — and the business partner with whom Hunter allegedly put Joe Biden on speakerphone for at least one call.
This only adds to the mounting questions over the tens of millions of dollars that flowed into Biden-linked accounts from foreign sources — much of it while Joe Biden was vice president — and are again at odds with Joe Biden’s claims that Hunter “has not made money” from China.
Of course, the official White House response falls completely flat. Hunter Biden was not living with his parents in Delaware at the time of the payments, according to his rejected sweetheart plea deal; he was living in California.
So what’s Joe Biden’s explanation for this?
