Biden camp speaks up to quell Senate Burisma-Hunter Biden inquiry

Published July 22, 2020 4:00pm ET



Joe Biden’s presidential campaign is pushing back against a Senate committee investigation into work by his son, Hunter Biden, for Ukrainian gas company Burisma, through personal attacks on panel Chairman Ron Johnson.

Biden deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield in a memo Tuesday suggested that the Wisconsin Republican, who heads the Homeland Security Committee, could be “party to a foreign influence operation” and accused him of “worsening the coronavirus crisis” by working on the investigation.

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