Last month, Americans learned that President Trump’s prior conversation with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky would serve as the basis of a left-wing impeachment inquiry. Apparently, claims from a whistleblower allege that Trump engaged in a quid-pro-quo while speaking with the Ukraine leader; it’s important to note that both Trump and Zelensky have staunchly denied the claims of the whistleblower.
The spotlight on Ukraine and quid-pro-quos is not limited to the president, however; much to the chagrin of 2020 Democrat Joe Biden, he, too, is under a microscope. During Biden’s time as vice president, he boasted about withholding money from Ukraine unless their government fired a top prosecutor. Interestingly enough, the prosecutor Biden wanted fired also happened to be investigating a gas company which his son, Hunter Biden, worked for.
In the wake of all this, Biden continued to maintain that he did nothing wrong.
A Close Review of Biden’s Response to Questions Regarding Ukraine
On Friday, the former vice president spent time in California to share remarks at the SEIU Unions for All Summit.
