Tony Bobulinski, a key figure in the Republicans’ campaign against Biden, has vehemently denied accusations of dishonesty leveled against him by former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson.
During a recent House panel, Bobulinski, a former associate of Hunter Biden, took aim at Hutchinson’s credibility, particularly regarding a passage in her book, “Enough,” detailing a clandestine meeting between Bobulinski and Mark Meadows, the former chief of staff for President Trump, at a 2020 campaign event in Rome, Georgia.
NEW: Cassidy Hutchinson’s attorney is pushing back on Tony Bobulinski testifying that she’s a “liar” over her claim that she witnessed Mark Meadows hand a masked Bobulinski a “paper or a small envelope”
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Hutchinson’s account depicted Bobulinski wearing a ski mask to conceal his identity while Meadows purportedly passed him a document. However, Bobulinski refuted this narrative during the panel, asserting that Meadows hadn’t handed him anything.
In response to Bobulinski’s dismissal, Hutchinson presented photographic evidence of the encounter, showcasing both individuals standing near SUVs outside a Trump rally, with Meadows in a red cap and Bobulinski wearing a Penn State hat and mask.
Hutchinson’s legal representative subsequently challenged Bobulinski’s version of events, pointing to the photograph as proof of the encounter. Despite this evidence, Bobulinski remained steadfast in his denial.
Bobulinski’s attorney, Jesse Binnall, expressed confidence in his client’s position, stating that Hutchinson would have the opportunity to present her case in court, where he believed the truth would be revealed.
