Right-wing Group Uses Joe Biden’s Younger Brother Frank’s Nude Selfie, Found in Gay Dating Site, to Target Prez

The right-wing nonprofit group Marco Polo, an organisation headed by former US president Donald Trump’s White House aide Garrett Ziegler, found a nude selfie of Frank Biden, the US President Joe Biden’s younger brother, on a dating site, mostly used by gay people and has used it to bring the Biden family under scrutiny ahead of the elections.

“I’ve absolutely no comment. I could care less. I haven’t even looked at it. They must have hacked my phone. Anything that is a revealing picture of some kind is between Mindy and me. I really don’t want to start my day off this way. Definitely didn’t post it anywhere,” Frank Biden said.

Mindy Ward is Frank Biden’s partner and both of them have been together since 2010. He was earlier married to Janine Jaquet, a journalist from Delaware, but the two divorced in the 1990s.

Frank is a Florida-based non-attorney senior adviser for the Berman Law Group.

The photo emerges at a time when Republicans are pushing for a probe into the president and his close relatives and their business dealings.

The selfie of Frank Biden is from 2018 and was shared in the same year on GuysWithiPhones.com. The website is a platform for males to share photos of their bodies and receive comments in return. It is not strictly for gay men only.

Frank is 11 years younger than the US President. He admitted that the picture on the website is his but he denied posting it himself, saying his phone must have been hacked. The right-wing nonprofit group Marco Polo has been focused on finding evidence of alleged corruption within the Biden family.

Several Republican lawmakers like Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene have pushed the US House of Representatives to launch an impeachment inquiry against President Biden.

The probe into whether Biden’s son, Hunter, and brothers have used their ties to the president and the former vice-president has not led to any clear evidence of such misconduct. The US President Biden denied discussing Hunter or his brothers’ business dealings with them.