The U.S. media has taken a closer look at Joe Biden‘s Family. Joe Biden’s family members are under scrutiny as their business dealings and conflicts of interest pose new ethical challenges to the current U.S. government. After his son Hunter Biden, Biden’s son-in-law has become another family member who will make money.
“One America News Network (OAN) reported on Friday, February 12, that the Biden family’s business and conflicts of interest have been the subject of debate during the 2020 election, and now there are reports that Biden’s son-in-law, Howard Krein, has become another member of the family who will make money. Now there are reports that Howard Krein, Biden’s son-in-law, could be the next person to make money for the Biden family during his presidency.
Krein, who is married to Biden’s daughter Ashley, was an early investor in StartUp health and is now the company’s chief medical officer.
On Tuesday, Feb. 9, the White House dismissed concerns that Kaelin’s job might be a conflict of interest with the Biden Administration‘s response to the Wuhan coronavirus.
This concern is not unfounded, as back in December 2020, this company began investing in companies that had the express intent to establish a relationship with the federal government and to promote their Wuhan virus technology. This happened just as Kaelin began formally advising Biden on the Wuhan virus pandemic.
At a White House press conference on the 9th, a reporter raised concerns that Kaelin might use his position to introduce the companies they invested in to the White House or to influence White House policy. The White House press secretary Jennifer Psaki, who is a member of the White House, said that the White House has been working on a number of projects. Psaki (Jennifer Psaki) did not answer the question directly, but moved to repeat Biden’s earlier vow on governing ethics.
Dr. Kaelin is his (meaning Biden’s) son-in-law, and I think it’s understandable that he (meaning Kaelin) is here because the president (meaning Biden) was recently inaugurated,” Psaki replied. The president has made it clear that there will be an absolute wall of separation between him (meaning Biden) and any business that deals with his family members.”
In addition to the son-in-law who can dip his toe in the water, Biden’s brother Frank is no slouch, touting his close relationship with his older brother Biden in an ad Frank launched for a law firm in January of this year. The ad showed Frank, who is not an attorney, providing legal services to the law firm.
Although Frank claimed he never used his brother’s position to promote himself, the ad focused on a class action lawsuit against sugar cane growers in Florida, and Frank touted his brother (Biden) as a “model” of how to handle these cases. It’s unclear whether Frank’s advertising for that law firm was a “pay-to-play” attempt.
Of course, the most controversial allegations in the Biden family still focus on Biden’s son, Hunter Biden. Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, and his international business ties to foreign powers, including the Chinese Communist Party. Reports indicate that Hunter is the sole owner of a limited liability company, and that Hunter’s company reportedly holds a 10 percent stake in BHR Partners, a private fund with a Chinese Communist background that is helping the Communist Party with cross-border M&A investments.
Regarding Hunter’s business ties to the Chinese Communist Party, Psaki said at a White House press conference that Hunter is trying to “loosen” his ties to the Chinese fund.
Hunt recently made another profit – he wrote a memoir that was published by Simon and Schuster, and Hunt has been paid a $2 million advance. That same publisher turned down a deal for Republican Sen. Josh Hawley (D-N.Y.) after the Jan. 6 congressional event. (Josh Hawley) to publish a new book.
None of the Biden family has come forward to issue a statement clarifying or disputing the allegations against them.
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