President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, has been noticeably absent from the White House and Marine One visitor logs, despite regularly visiting and traveling with his father. The Biden Administration has confirmed that they have never recorded Hunter's name, along with other Biden family members, in the official logbooks. This aligns with the White House's policy of not releasing access records for purely personal guests of the First and Second Families. However, there have been instances where Hunter's name appeared on a published guest list for a White House state dinner, but did not appear in the visitor logs [b118feef].
Hunter Biden has been seen visiting the White House since his father took office nearly three years ago. The revelation about his missing name in the logbooks comes as House Republicans continue their investigation into President Biden and the Biden family. Hunter recently evaded a closed-door deposition before the House Oversight Committee. President Biden has dismissed the impeachment inquiry, accusing House GOP members of spreading lies and attacking the first family [b118feef].
The absence of Hunter Biden's name in the White House and Marine One logbooks raises questions about transparency and accountability within the Biden Administration. Critics argue that the lack of documentation regarding Hunter's visits could fuel speculation and conspiracy theories. On the other hand, supporters of the administration maintain that the omission is in line with the policy of not disclosing access records for personal guests. The controversy surrounding Hunter Biden's presence in the White House and his involvement in his father's administration adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing scrutiny of the Biden family [b118feef].