Democrat criticizes Trump administration for giving Senate GOP Ukraine documents but not House

Ministry of Finance in collaboration with the Republican Senate inquiry into the activities Hunter Biden in Ukraine, according to a Democrat on one committee.

Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, criticized the Finance Ministry to send the information after it has been stonewalled the House impeachment inquiry into the affairs of the Ukrainian President Donald Trump.

Wyden’s office did not say what the document was submitted and whether they specifically involve Hunter Biden, son of former Vice President Joe Biden. Three chairman of the Republican Party – Chief Financial Chuck Grassley of Iowa, chairman of the Homeland Security Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Chief Justice Lindsey Graham of South Carolina – have sent letters in recent months seeking information and interviews related to Bidens, the Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma and charges uncorroborated about interference Ukraine in 2016. Trump’s US election and its allies have repeatedly made the claim unfounded and false to assert that the Bidens being corrupt in Ukraine.

“For its part, the administration Trump refused to comply with all requests by Democrats to documents and witnesses related to the impeachment Applying double standards overt, administrative agencies Trump as the Ministry of Finance to quickly meet the demand of Senate Republicans -. No subpoenas necessary – and produce ‘proof’ of questionable origin, “said spokeswoman Ashley Schapitl Wyden said in a statement. “The government told House Democrats to go pound sand when they supervisory authority is mandatory while voluntarily cooperate with the spectacle of Senate Republicans at lightning speed.”