Philadelphia U.S. Attorney Faces Allegations of Retaliation in Hunter Biden Case

Jacqueline Romero, appointed by President Joe Biden, is accused of retaliating against a prosecutor investigating Hunter Biden, raising questions about impartiality.

• Philadelphia U.S. Attorney Jacqueline Romero, nominated by President Biden, allegedly retaliated against Assistant U.S. Attorney Derek Hines for joining the Hunter Biden investigation.
• Romero and her deputy, Nelson Thayer, are accused of limiting Hines' access to his office, a move seen by some as a power trip.
• Romero and Thayer have both donated to Democratic campaigns, including Joe Biden's, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
• The alleged retaliation is expected to be investigated by House panels leading an impeachment inquiry into the Biden family.
• The case against Hunter Biden includes tax and gun charges, with trials scheduled for later this year.

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