Gary Shapley, a whistleblower from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), affirmed on Wednesday that U.S. Attorney for D.C., Matthew Graves, declined to levy charges against Hunter Biden for potential tax evasion. Notably, Graves is a known former campaign contributor to President Biden's 2020 presidential run. Shapley's confirmation during the tumultuous House Oversight Committee hearing suggested a possible political influence within the Department of Justice affecting an investigation targetting Hunter Biden.

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Shapley underscored his point by adding that 'The Justice Department condoned the interference of the president's political appointees in determining the prospect of levying charges against the president's own son'. This comes after U.S. Attorney for D.C., Matthew Graves, also a Biden appointee, decided not to proceed with charges in March 2022.

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Shapley further revealed that David Weiss, U.S. Attorney, clearly stated in a meeting with FBI and IRS senior leadership on October 7, 2022, that he was not the deciding voice on whether charges were filed or not. This statement challenged the common perception of Weiss' authoritative role in such decisions.

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In a revelation that initially was exposed by the Daily Caller, Federal Election Commission records show that while serving at law firm DLA Piper before his nomination and confirmation as U.S. Attorney in 2021, Matthew Graves had donated to Biden's 2020 campaign. The donations, amounting to a total of $1,500, were seen in records of April and May during the intense phase of the Democratic presidential primaries in 2020.

Gary Shapley, a whistleblower from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), affirmed on Wednesday that U.S. Attorney for D.C., Matthew Graves, declined to levy charges against Hunter Biden for potential tax evasion. Notably, Graves is a known former campaign contributor to President Biden's 2020 presidential run. Shapley's confirmation during the tumultuous House Oversight Committee hearing suggested a possible political influence within the Department of Justice affecting an investigation targetting Hunter Biden.
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Shapley underscored his point by adding that 'The Justice Department condoned the interference of the president's political appointees in determining the prospect of levying charges against the president's own son'. This comes after U.S. Attorney for D.C., Matthew Graves, also a Biden appointee, decided not to proceed with charges in March 2022.
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Shapley further revealed that David Weiss, U.S. Attorney, clearly stated in a meeting with FBI and IRS senior leadership on October 7, 2022, that he was not the deciding voice on whether charges were filed or not. This statement challenged the common perception of Weiss' authoritative role in such decisions.
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In a revelation that initially was exposed by the Daily Caller, Federal Election Commission records show that while serving at law firm DLA Piper before his nomination and confirmation as U.S. Attorney in 2021, Matthew Graves had donated to Biden's 2020 campaign. The donations, amounting to a total of $1,500, were seen in records of April and May during the intense phase of the Democratic presidential primaries in 2020.

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