GOP members of the U.S. House on Thursday began their process of laying out the evidence for the American public of corruption in the Biden presidency. Or vice-presidency, as some of the actions date back to when he was No. 2 in Barack Obama’s administration.
GOP members of the U.S. House on Thursday began their process of laying out the evidence for the American public of corruption in the Biden presidency. Or vice-presidency, as some of the actions date back to when he was No. 2 in Barack Obama’s administration.
The House officially opened an impeachment inquiry, a process not intended to result in an impeachment, but to produce impeachment charges if the evidence supports those.
Some already appeared to be convinced.
“It’s a tale as old as time. A politician takes action that makes money for his family, and then he tries to conceal it,” explained Rep. Jim Jordan.
He listed the facts that Hunter Biden was put on the board of Burisma and paid “a lot” even without qualifications, that company’s executives wanted Hunter to protect them from pressure from a prosecutor, and Joe Biden went to Ukraine and the prosecutor was fired.
WATCH IN FULL: Chairman @Jim_Jordan’s opening statement in the Biden impeachment inquiry pic.twitter.com/WiODUw60Oa
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Rep. James Comer confirmed that Joe Biden lied “at least 10 times.
