House GOP to move on Hunter Biden contempt of Congress next week

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House Republicans will move forward with an effort to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress after the president’s son failed to appear for a closed-door deposition before lawmakers last month.

The House Rules Committee scheduled their contempt resolution to be considered on Tuesday, teeing up the legislation for a vote as early as next week. The latest development comes on the same day Biden pleaded not guilty to all nine charges he faces in California over allegations he failed to pay his taxes during a four-year period.

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