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    Why Hunter Biden Is a Potent Target

    David A. Graham discusses Hunter’s messy month—and how Donald Trump and House Republicans are seeking to use his troubles against his father
    by Lora Kelley Sep 20, 2023 4 minutes
    Source: Mark Makela / Getty

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    This month has been a messy one for the Biden family.Last week, Hunter Biden, the president’s son, on three charges of gun-related crimes, including lying about drug use while purchasing a firearm and illegally possessing a weapon (he reportedly not guilty). On Monday, he sued the Internal Revenue Service, accusing the agency of violating his privacy by disclosing details about his taxes. And , Attorney General Merrick Garland defended himself against House Republicans, who have accused him of trying to protect the Bidens in, about how Donald Trump and House Republicans are seeking to use Hunter’s troubles against his father.

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