In an interview with Fox News, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) slammed the federal tax charges against Hunter Biden as too weak and ineffective at holding him accountable.  

Greene’s remarks respond to Hunter Biden writing off his history of human trafficking as a business expense. 

Last Thursday, the House Ways and Means Committee released the testimonies of two IRS whistleblowers, alleging that both the DoJ and IRS tampered with an investigation into Hunter for tax evasion. 

According to the former IRS Criminal Supervisory Special Agent Gary Shapley, Jr., Hunter sought to hide his use of prostitutes and other sexually related activities to avoid paying $2.2 million in taxes.

Shapley mentioned several instances where Biden effectively arranged prostitutes. The IRS possesses all the related communications where payments were made for these prostitutes. 

A payment of $25,000 was made to one of his girlfriends, which was labeled as a “golf membership, said Sharpley, but after further investigation, it was discovered the money was actually used for a membership to a Los Angeles-based sex club.

If you aren’t the president’s son, you will face imprisonment for the same offenses Hunter committed, said Greene, pointing out the justice system’s double standard. 

Greene also named GOP-appointed prosecutors and judges that allowed Hunter to slip away with minuscule charges, saying their party affiliation is irrelevant compared to work being done by the House Ways and Means Committee. 

In addition, Greene argued the charges against Hunter are feeble for his actual crimes.  

Hunter Biden, in contrast, consented to admit guilt for two misdemeanor charges related to intentionally not paying federal income tax.

Last week, Hunter reached a pretrial diversion agreement regarding possession of a firearm while being an unlawful user of, or addicted to, a controlled substance.