Marjorie Taylor Greene May Have Illegally Shared Hunter Biden’s Stolen Nudes With Minors
Greene sent the photos in an email blast—which almost certainly reached people under 18—shortly after displaying the photos in Congress this week.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) sunk to a new low at a House Oversight Committee hearing on Wednesday, sharing stolen nude photos of Hunter Biden engaged in sexual acts to push a baseless conspiracy theory that he runs a sex trafficking ring. Despite likely violating revenge porn laws in doing so, the rightwing congresswoman has only doubled down—first sharing a video of herself presenting the photos on her congressional Twitter account, and then putting out an email blast to her constituents that also included a video with the nude photos.
As The New Republic noted on Thursday, Greene’s mailing list for her constituents sets no age minimum, meaning the email blast almost certainly reached the inboxes of some politically mobilized minors. By sending photos depicting sex acts to minors, Greene seems to have inadvertently violated revenge porn laws in her home state, as well as federal laws prohibiting the distribution of obscene material to minors.
An attorney for Biden, Abbe Lowell, has since responded to Greene’s use of his photos, calling her tactics “political theater.” Lowell told the Washington Post, “We are curious to hear how that instance of pure harassment of a private person’s personal life informed Congress of some real gap in our tax laws. … Nothing is beneath Ms. Greene.”