President Joe Biden has long denied involvement with his son's overseas business dealings while he was vice president, but growing evidence is proving otherwise.
It was recently revealed, thanks to the Southeastern Legal Foundation, that Joe Biden used several aliases in his various email communications, including emails to Hunter Biden about business dealings.
According to Breitbart, Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green (R) bluntly stated this week that it should be 100% illegal for elected officials, especially at the level of the White House, to use aliases in any official communications.
The outlet noted Joe Biden used the aliases "Robert Peters," "Robin Ware," and "JRB Ware", adding that he used them "to share government information and discuss business with Hunter Biden and associates when he was vice president."
Greene torched the president for using the aliases in official government communications.
"I can’t even fathom — I cannot comprehend coming up with a with a fake identity and using it on a government account," Greene told Breitbart. "That’s how bad it is. I think that should be illegal."
She added, "It’s really disturbing to me. This is an investigation that has to happen, this impeachment inquiry,” she said. “I don’t know how anybody can take us seriously if we can’t vote on an impeachment inquiry."
Breitbart noted:
One of Joe Biden’s aliases, “Robert Peters,” contains an “@pci.gov” domain name. “@pci” represents the executive office of the President and is connected to a Department of Defense network.
Greene's impeachment inquiry suggestion is gaining steam in the Republican-led House, as a number of high-profile Republicans have recently hinted that an impeachment inquiry into the president, and some of his Cabinet members are imminent.
The Georgia Republican urged her colleagues to get on board quickly, saying, "If they’re not capable of voting for it when we get back, there’s going to be a huge change in the way I conduct myself."
According to the Southeastern Legal Foundation, a staggering 54,000 emails are "connected" to Joe Biden's various aliases. The organization has requested records from the National Archives (NARA), but the request has only been met with stonewalling.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) recently requested that the Obama and Biden administrations review the requested emails and authorize their release.
Comer gave an Aug. 31 deadline for the emails, but as of this writing, that deadline will have come and gone.
It will be extremely telling if the two administrations refuse to release any of the emails.
