In a startling revelation that peels back yet another layer of the Biden family’s opaque financial dealings, Hunter Biden’s former business associate, Eric Schwerin, reportedly performed financial services for then-Vice President Joe Biden without any compensation. This information, disclosed by a source familiar with Schwerin’s recent congressional testimony, casts a long shadow over the Biden family, suggesting a network of favors and financial engagements that were kept hidden from public scrutiny.
Schwerin’s role extended far beyond the typical boundaries of a business associate, delving into personal financial tasks for Joe Biden including bookkeeping, bill payments, tax preparations, and handling financial disclosures. The fact that these services were rendered free of charge raises significant questions about the true nature of Schwerin’s relationship with the Biden family and the motivations behind his unpaid work.
Adding to the intrigue, it has been revealed that Joe Biden used an alias to exchange over 50 private emails with Schwerin, with a significant portion of these exchanges occurring in the spring of 2014. These emails, part of the data released by the House Ways and Means Committee in December, were provided by IRS whistleblower Joseph Ziegler, shining a light on the intimate and possibly compromising interactions between Schwerin and the Bidens.
The disclosures do not stop there. Schwerin, once an executive at Hunter Biden’s investment firm Rosemont Seneca Partners, eventually had a falling out with Hunter. However, before this fallout, Schwerin was deeply involved in managing the controversial relationship between Hunter Biden and Ukrainian energy firm Burisma Holdings.
The connection between the Bidens and foreign funds is further complicated by Schwerin’s role in managing media inquiries related to Hunter Biden’s position at Burisma during Joe Biden’s diplomatic missions to Ukraine. This level of involvement suggests a coordinated effort to shield the Biden family from scrutiny over their financial and business engagements with foreign entities, including those from China, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Romania.
The Biden family’s financial web, as revealed by these latest disclosures, points to a complex network of interests and relationships that were meticulously kept from the public eye. The unpaid financial services provided by Schwerin to Joe Biden, the use of aliases for private communications, and the involvement with foreign entities such as Burisma, all paint a picture of a family deeply enmeshed in activities that demand further investigation and transparency.
As the House Oversight Committee continues its impeachment inquiry into President Biden, primarily focusing on his involvement in his son’s foreign business dealings, the American public deserves answers. The intricate tapestry of the Biden family’s financial dealings, especially those conducted under the veil of secrecy and without compensation, raises serious concerns about ethics, transparency, and the potential for conflicts of interest at the highest levels of government.
