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Republican Senators Back Trump Jr. Russian-Oligarch Wedding Investigation, "Looks Pretty Dumb"

Curtis asked the committee to investigate Trump Jr.’s wedding spending and other business dealings.

Republican Senators Back Trump Jr. Russian-Oligarch Wedding Investigation, "Looks Pretty Dumb"
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Sen. John Curtis asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding expenses and business dealings, and Republican Sens. John Cornyn and Thom Tillis said they would support an investigation. The article also reports responses from Trump Jr., Hunter Biden and other senators.

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John R. Curtis
R · UT · SEN

Senator urging a Senate Judiciary Committee investigation

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John Cornyn
R · TX · SEN

Senator supporting Curtis’s request

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Thom Tillis
R · NC · SEN

Senator supporting a possible investigation

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Chuck Grassley
R · IA · SEN

Senate Judiciary Committee chairman addressed in Curtis’s letter

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President responding to questions about his son’s wedding gift

Richard J. Durbin
D · IL · SEN

Senate Judiciary Committee ranking member responding to Curtis’s request

ALSO MENTIONED  Donald Trump Jr., Subject of Curtis’s proposed investigation; Hunter Biden, Person Curtis also asked the committee to subpoena; said he was willing to testify; Vladimir Putin, Russian president referenced in descriptions of Kremlev’s connections

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John Curtis Seeks Senate Inquiry Into Trump Jr. Wedding Payment

Center outlets agree that Sen. John Curtis called for a Senate inquiry involving Donald Trump Jr. Center outlets focus on the reported wedding payment and related dealings, while noting differing Republican reactions; their reports vary in attention to Curtis’s contact with the White House and the inquiry’s bipartisan prospects.

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