NEW: Senate Homeland Security Chairman Johnson has backed down from holding a vote to subpoena an ex-Ukranian official as part of his investigation into Joe Biden and his son.
, a former Ukrainian embassy official who consulted for consulting firm Blue Star Strategies, which represented Ukrainian energy company Burisma Holdings when Hunter Biden served on the company's board. Telizhenko has been a key figure in pushing the narrative of alleged Obama administration corruption in Ukraine and alleged Ukraine interference in the 2016 election.
It appeared the subpoena might advance out of the committee when Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, said last week that he would
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