Chairman James Comer tackles China and government corruption WashTimesOpEd
, but also to his daughter-in-law and a curious unknown recipient simply tagged as “Biden.” Could “the Big Guy” have received 10% of the proceeds? The Comer team will surely keep digging in that vein.’s critics may accuse him of using his authority only to embarrass political adversaries and score partisan points. If they are embarrassed or even ultimately indicted, it is because of their deeds.
Sensing that this administration has been exploiting the border crisis to reward its political allies, Mr.has demanded a trove of documents and communications related to these no-bid contracts in hopes of ending them for good. The inspector general has already sided with the chairman on this matter. Once he obtains those DHS documents, he may have the smoking guns needed to stop potentially corrupt handouts once and for all. That’s a big win for taxpayers and border security advocates as well.
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