Even if the House were to vote to impeach Biden, the Democratic-controlled Senate would not vote to remove him from office.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer released bank records showing that an entity owned by Hunter Biden made direct monthly payments to Joe Biden.
House Republican leaders plan to hold a formal vote next week to initiate an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.
The White House has denied any wrongdoing by President Biden and stated that he had no knowledge of these transactions.
House Republican leaders are planning to hold a formal vote next week to initiate an impeachment inquiry into President Biden. This decision comes after House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer released bank records showing that an entity owned by Hunter Biden made direct monthly payments to Joe Biden. However, the White House has denied any wrongdoing by President Biden and stated that he had no knowledge of these transactions.
The impeachment inquiry was initially opened by former Speaker Kevin McCarthy without a vote, drawing comparisons to the impeachment inquiry into former President Donald Trump in 2019. Current House Speaker Mike Johnson believes that this is a constitutional decision rather than a political one. He also accused the White House of stonewalling the investigation and refusing to turn over key witnesses and documents.
Despite the impending vote, it's important to note that even if the House were to vote to impeach Biden, the Democratic-controlled Senate would not vote to remove him from office. The real risk of a House impeachment is that it could distract the White House and put the president on the defense ahead of an election year. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is leading the effort and hopes for a vote as early as this week.
The investigation has revealed wire transactions between Hunter Biden's law firm and a consulting firm linked to President Biden's brother, James Biden. House Republicans claim that these funds were used to cut a check to Joe Biden labeled as a loan repayment. However, these allegations are yet to be substantiated with concrete evidence.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer released bank records showing that an entity owned by Hunter Biden made direct monthly payments to Joe Biden.
The investigation has revealed wire transactions between Hunter Biden's law firm and a consulting firm linked to President Biden's brother, James Biden.
House Republicans claim that these funds were used to cut a check to Joe Biden labeled as a loan repayment.
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The article focuses on the investigation into President Biden's son and his foreign business dealings, which suggests a bias against the President.
Johnson accused the White House of stonewalling the investigation and refusing to turn over key witnesses and documents.
The White House has called the inquiry extreme politics at its worst.
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House Republicans have alleged, without proof, that Biden was directly involved in and benefited from his family's business dealings.
Johnson made clear the vote, which he and other GOP leaders said will be held next week, is not a vote to impeach President Biden but one that will allow lawmakers to "continue on pace" with the inquiry.
Johnson said the House is at an "inflection point" and accused the White House of "stonewalling" the investigation, which was launched by former Speaker Kevin McCarthy back in September.
The House will hold a formal vote to authorize the ongoing Republican-led impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, Speaker Mike Johnson announced.
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House Republicans have alleged, without proof, that Biden was directly involved in and benefited from his family's business dealings.
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is leading the effort and hopes for a vote as early as this week.
Republicans are seeking to build a case for corruption charges against Biden, including possible charges of bribery, abuse of power, and obstruction.
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House Republicans are teeing up a vote to formally launch an impeachment inquiry as early this week. The move comes as far right lawmakers and the party's hardline base press for action against President Biden.
Speaker Johnson believes that this is a constitutional decision rather than a political one.
The inquiry was opened by former Speaker Kevin McCarthy without a vote, which has drawn comparisons to the impeachment inquiry into former President Donald Trump in 2019.
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