House Republicans Investigate Zelensky's Pennsylvania Visit

House Republicans, led by Rep. James Comer, have launched an investigation into Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's recent visit to Pennsylvania, alleging potential misuse of taxpayer funds and political impropriety linked to the Biden administration. Critics, including some lawmakers, argue that Zelensky's visit, which coincided with a campaign effort for Vice President Kamala Harris, constitutes election meddling and may violate federal laws such as the Hatch Act. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defended the trip, asserting that it was initiated by Ukraine to thank American workers for their contributions to the war effort, and dismissed the investigation as a political stunt. The visit was attended exclusively by Democratic officials, raising concerns among Republicans about the appropriateness of using U.S. military resources for a politically charged event. The inquiry is also examining whether Zelensky's comments during the visit could be construed as partisan campaigning. As allegations swirl, the implications of this investigation may reverberate through upcoming elections.