Like most months in the Trump era, February was a grueling 29 days of political activity amid the kickoff of primary results, multiple administration scandals, and the government’s lackluster response to the coronavirus outbreak. But one issue remained more-or-less absent from the itinerary: Republican focus on alleged (and debunked) Biden-family misconduct in Ukraine, the topic that brought the president to the brink of removal from office in the first place.
New York Magazine: With Biden ascendent, GOP suddenly cares about Ukraine again
(FILES) In this file photo taken on Dec. 6, 2019, Democratic presidential candidate former US Vice president Joe Biden speaks to Iowa voters while campaigning in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
