New Hunter Taxpayer Scandal Blindsides Democrats – Guess What You Had to Pay Millions for?
A new report shows that the Secret Service spent more than $4.5 million between 2021 and 2022 protecting Hunter Biden while he was living in his $6 million home in Malibu, California.
The agency spent nearly $30,000 a month to rent out the property next to the president’s son.
The report also noted that the agency spent more than $2.8 million on government credit cards, $1.12 spent on hotel rooms, and $632,071 was spent on rental cars. In total, the agency spent $4,596,747 to protect the president’s son during that time, not including the cost to pay the agents.
In just one year alone, the U.S. Secret Service spent over $4.5 million to protect Hunter Biden. While he was living in his $6 million home in Malibu, the agency spent $30,000 a month renting the house next door.
It also spent $2.8 million on credit cards, $1.12 million on hotel rooms, and $632,071 on rental cars. And that is not counting the agents’ salaries.
A man accused of conducting a bribery ring for former Vice President Joe Biden is being treated to special protection—all on the taxpayer’s dime.
The agency spent nearly $30,000 a month to rent out the property next to the president’s son.
The report also noted that the agency spent more than $2.8 million on government credit cards, $1.12 spent on hotel rooms, and $632,071 was spent on rental cars. In total, the agency spent $4,596,747 to protect the president’s son during that time, not including the cost to pay the agents.
In just one year alone, the U.S. Secret Service spent over $4.5 million to protect Hunter Biden. While he was living in his $6 million home in Malibu, the agency spent $30,000 a month renting the house next door.
It also spent $2.8 million on credit cards, $1.12 million on hotel rooms, and $632,071 on rental cars. And that is not counting the agents’ salaries.
A man accused of conducting a bribery ring for former Vice President Joe Biden is being treated to special protection—all on the taxpayer’s dime.