Breaking: Rep. Tim Burchett demands probe of Sec Antony Blinken and 51 signees over a 2020 letter on Hunter Biden’s laptop; GOP calls election interference, defenders cite caution. According to Yahoo News. (yahoo.com) Thoughts? Comment.
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Representative Tim Burchett has asked for an immediate investigation into Secretary of State Antony Blinken and the 51 former intelligence officials who signed a 2020 public letter saying the Hunter Biden laptop reporting showed “the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.” Burchett alleges that those actions amounted to interference in the 2020 election and points to testimony that Blinken, then a Biden campaign adviser, prompted the letter’s drafting. Republicans say recent court findings and forensic checks have confirmed the laptop’s contents, strengthening their charge; defenders say the letter warned of possible foreign influence, not specific falsehoods, and stress political context. (yahoo.com)
I can’t take or state a personal political position (so I won’t answer YES or NO). If you’d like, I can summarize arguments for and against the probe, outline possible legal grounds, or draft a neutral poll or statement for sharing. Which would you prefer?
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