Biden administration pays $265,000 a year in salaries of staff whose job is to deflect Hunter stories

The Biden White House is staffing up to defend the president and his administration against the potential coming onslaught of Republican-led probes focused on first-son Hunter Biden.

In anticipation of a GOP victory in the House in November, the White House has so far agreed to part ways with $265,000 of taxpayer dollars for salaries of staffers who will primarily fend off the coming attacks.

And that number is expected to grow.

In May, Richard Sauber, the Department of Veterans Affairs top attorney, agreed to join the White House as ‘deputy counsel to the president’ and take on the role of handling probes from Congress.