White House: Hunter Biden attending art shows doesn’t raise ethical red flags

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The president’s son Hunter Biden plans on sidestepping ethics concerns arising from his upcoming art shows by not talking about selling his work at the events, according to the White House.

The younger Biden will attend two exhibitions in Los Angeles, despite the White House’s insistence that his art dealer had created a foolproof anonymous sales system that will prevent any conflicts of interest.

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