Nobody likes IRS but a lawsuit against them by the Golden Son himself might just produce the first IRS sympathizers ever.
On Monday, September 18th, Hunter Biden initiated a lawsuit against the IRS, accusing IRS whistleblowers of inappropriately revealing information to congressional investigators regarding the Justice Department’s examination of his financial matters. According to Hunter Biden’s legal team, the IRS whistleblowers divulged sensitive details incorrectly when they informed Congress and media outlets about the alleged mishandling of the tax inquiry into the president’s son.
The whistleblowers made several allegations, including claims that Assistant U.S. Attorney Lesley Wolf hindered inquiries about President Joe Biden being referred to as “the big guy.” They also asserted that the Department of Justice obstructed United States Attorney David Weiss from pursuing more severe charges against Hunter Biden, and Attorney General Merrick Garland declined to appoint a special counsel for the tax investigation. Additionally, the IRS recommended charges against Hunter Biden that were not authorized by Garland. The lawsuit contends that this infringement on Hunter Biden’s rights led to the public disclosure of his private tax information in over 20 nationally televised interviews and numerous public statements that were not officially sanctioned by Congress.
