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Re: “Cover the Hunter Biden news,” Oct. 21 letter to the editor

The letter writer is absolutely correct when he states, “America is best served by a press that is unbiased and will diligently investigat­e and report on important stories regardless of which political party or individual­s are the subject.”

That’s exactly what major news outlets ( including The Denver Post) have done. Problems with the New York Post piece are many. One of the reporters who helped write the stories refused to have his name attached as a byline.

The sources for the still- to- be- independen­tlyverifie­d informatio­n against the Bidens are Steve Bannon ( former Trump advisor, currently under federal investigat­ion) and Rudy Giuliani, the president’s personal lawyer.

Giuliani is quoted as saying that he took the informatio­n to the New York Post because “either nobody else would take it, or if they took it, they would spend all the time they could to try to contradict it ... ” The Wall Street Journal acknowledg­es that they “couldn’t independen­tly verify” the allegation­s.

Last month, two Republican- led Senate committees found no wrong- doing by Joe Biden regarding foreign policy in Ukraine.

This late allegation against a candidate in a close election simply doesn’t pass the “sniff test.” Let alone an investigat­ion by profession­al journalist­s. The Denver Post is adhering to long- standing profession­al standards. Thanks to them!

Sue B. Mullins, Loveland

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