A New York Post editorial has blasted reported business ties between President Trump’s sons and a $1.6 billion Kazakhstan tungsten mining deal, comparing the scandal to past Hunter Biden controversies.
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A New York Post editorial has drawn sharp comparisons between Hunter Biden’s past business dealings and reported financial ties involving President Trump’s sons in Kazakhstan.
Citing a New York Times investigation, the editorial said Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, through Dominari Securities, hold a 20% stake in a venture tied to a U.S.-backed tungsten mining project in Kazakhstan, alongside the sons of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. The deal could draw up to $1.6 billion in federal financing.
Calling it “Hunter Biden-style sleaze,” the Post said Republicans who once attacked the Bidens over influence-peddling now face their own family in a similar bind.
The editorial urged the administration to act transparently, warning that congressional hearings “are surely coming” if Democrats retake the House.
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