Senate Republicans split on Curtis’ request to subpoena Trump Jr., Hunter Biden
Curtis asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate whether the presidents’ sons misused family access for financial benefit or preferential treatment.
Sen. John Curtis is asking the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate and subpoena Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden over possible misuse of presidential family access. Republicans have not committed to the inquiry, leaving its prospects uncertain.
Coverage centers on Curtis’s request for a Senate Judiciary investigation and subpoenas: The Hill emphasizes reported foreign gifts and business relationships, while Politico highlights the Russian-funded wedding and testimony about the sons’ foreign business dealings. Dailycallernewsfoundation’s headline also highlights that most members had not opened Curtis’s letter.
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Senator who opposed investigating Donald Trump Jr., describing him as a private citizen and disputing allegations of wrongdoing.
Senator identified as a potential future Judiciary Committee chair who had not commented on the request.
ALSO MENTIONED Donald Trump Jr., President’s son and a proposed target of the requested investigation and subpoena; not a member of Congress or a listed candidate.; Hunter Biden, Proposed target of Curtis’s requested investigation and subpoena; not a member of Congress or a listed candidate.
Senator identified as a potential future Judiciary Committee chair who had not commented on the request.
ALSO MENTIONED Donald Trump Jr., President’s son and a proposed target of the requested investigation and subpoena; not a member of Congress or a listed candidate.; Hunter Biden, Proposed target of Curtis’s requested investigation and subpoena; not a member of Congress or a listed candidate.
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