House Republicans outlined their contempt of Congress case against Hunter Biden in documents released Monday, stating the president’s son flouted congressional subpoenas by being a no-show at a closed-door deposition and wants “special treatment” over how he gives testimony.
The House Oversight and Accountability Committee and House Judiciary Committee, ahead of votes set for Wednesday, unveiled a resolution and report to recommend that the House hold the president’s son in contempt.
The committee votes are scheduled to take place about a month after Hunter Biden did not comply with a subpoena to appear for the deposition but instead came to Capitol Hill and challenged the lawmakers to a public hearing.
