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It appears that back in 2015, people in the State Department had some concerns regarding Hunter Biden\u2019s \u201cEmployment\u201d with Bursima, especially since he had zero knowledge or experience in the company\u2019s business. However, since it was then Vice President Slow Joe Biden\u2019s son, he needed to back off. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n George Kent<\/a>, a career official at the State Department, told House investigators conducting the impeachment inquiry against President Trump <\/a>that he raised concerns about Hunter Biden’s lucrative service<\/a> on the board of a Ukrainian natural gas company — but was told that it wasn’t appropriate to discuss the matter because of the health struggles of Biden’s eldest son, Beau.<\/b><\/p>\n Kent said that in January or February 2015, he “became aware that Hunter Biden was on the board” of Ukrainian company Burisma Holdings while his father Joe Biden was overseeing Ukraine policy as vice president. <\/b><\/p>\n “I did not know that at the time,” Kent testified. “And when I was on a call with somebody on the vice president’s staff and I cannot recall who it was, just briefing on what was happening into Ukraine, I raised my concerns that I had heard that Hunter Biden was on the board of a company owned by somebody that the U.S. Government had spent money trying to get tens of millions of dollars back, and that could create the perception of a conflict of interest.”<\/b><\/p>\n Yep, that could be a problem. So what was Kent told to do? Take a wild guess.<\/p>\n After discussing those concerns<\/a> with Biden’s staff, Kent testified, “The message that I recall hearing back was that the Vice President’s son Beau was dying of cancer and that there was no further bandwidth to deal with family-related issues at that time.” <\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n