IRS Whistleblower Claims Unanimous Agreement to Charge Hunter Biden with Felonies

Summary:

• An IRS whistleblower has revealed that prosecutors unanimously supported charging Hunter Biden with felony and misdemeanor tax offenses.
• The Department of Justice's tax policy calls for charging both felony and misdemeanor when applicable, but Hunter Biden was only charged with two misdemeanors.
• The situation has sparked debates and raised questions about equitable treatment of taxpayers and the handling of the Biden family's financial affairs.

An IRS whistleblower has come forward alleging that there was unanimous agreement among prosecutors to charge Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, with felonies. The charges in question relate to both felony and misdemeanor tax offenses, according to the whistleblower's statements.

The whistleblower, whose identity remains anonymous, revealed that the fourth signed prosecutor's case all supported recommending felony and misdemeanor tax charges against Hunter Biden. Additionally, the whistleblower asserted that even David Weiss, who was involved in the case, agreed with the recommendations during a meeting held in late August or early September. However, contrary to the DOJ tax policy, the charging document filed against Hunter Biden only listed two misdemeanor charges, with one of them pertaining to the tax year 2018. This apparent deviation from the established policy is raising questions about equitable treatment of taxpayers.

As the allegations continue to stir controversy, the Department of Justice is yet to respond to the whistleblower's claims. The situation has drawn significant public attention and has further fueled debates surrounding the Biden family's financial affairs. Further investigations and clarifications are expected in the coming days.