Conspiracy loons line up outside GOP members offices waiting to unveil their latest wacky claims.
The chances of being interviewed improve if the candidate is enough of a fanatic and his conspiracy theory somehow involves the Biden family.
In reality it's another thinly failed attempt to discredit President Biden and his family.
Ancient MAGA member Chuck Grassley alleged there was a criminal scheme involving then-Vice President Biden and a foreign national relating to the exchange of money for policy decisions.
His accusation was obviously a ploy to distract the public from the fact Republicans are getting ready to financially destroy America at home and abroad.
It's like one of those "Oh Look!" It's a squirrel moments.
The first clue is the GOP has not provided any information on the whistleblower's background, or how the person would have knowledge of an alleged conversation with an FBI source.
The subpoena is just a sham to go fishing for President Biden's conversations with officials by requesting any FD-1023 forms from June 2020 that contain the word "Biden."
Comer is demanding the FBI respond by May 10th. Comer and Grassley's excuse for the expedition was they weren't sure if the FBI had already investigated the matter internally.
Anyone who follows politics knows the GOP's ultimate goal is to find a smoking gun that might link the president to the business deals of his son Hunter Biden, who is also under a federal investigation.
I would note that the forms themselves, regardless of content, do not independently amount to evidence of wrongdoing. But that's not really the point.
Comer and Grassley were simply carrying on with another rightwing conspiracy theory to district attention from their own follies and to smear President Biden because they fear him.
As it stands, conspiracy auditions are always welcome in MAGA world.
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