Two Republican lawmakers issue a warning that tensions among their party’s members are rising to a point where President Joe Biden might be impeached.
Republican representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia and Lauren Boebert of Colorado are pressing for President Biden’s impeachment. Boebert presented a measure last month, and House committees are now considering it. Additionally, Greene has proposed legislation in favor of the president’s impeachment.
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Rep. Matt Rosendale, a Republican from Montana, has voiced support for President Biden’s impeachment.
Greg Steube of Florida and Ralph Norman of South Carolina, both Republicans, have added their voices to the clamor for impeachment, but with a twist. They have reportedly stated their support for impeachment while offering a distinctive viewpoint, according to Just the News.
The spike in unauthorized immigration crossing the southern border is cited as justification for impeachment in Boebert’s proposal. Steube has discovered a different component, though.
“We’re actually working on our own impeachment resolution for President Biden on all this corruption, and all the laws and crimes that he violated,” he said.
The lawmaker made reference to the “Biden crime family,” alluding to allegations against the president, his son Hunter Biden, and other people both inside and outside the nation.
In the midst of continuing conversations, Norman thinks there is a clear place to start when it comes to the impeachment of certain Biden administration officials.
“If we do, I think it’ll be Biden,” he said.
“I think it’s gonna have to happen pretty quick, and I think the American people deserve this. If not now, then when?” Norman said.
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Steube emphasized the chance of priorities changing.
“Based on the speaker’s comments, it sounds like he’s open to impeaching [Attorney General] Merrick Garland on a number of different issues. One of those would be lying to Congress,” he said.
“That’s the top law enforcement officer in our country, and he’s using his power and position to defend and deflect for the president and the president’s family. That’s completely against the law,” he said.
Senior Justice Department officials are alleged by whistleblowers to have participated in the decision-making process for the Hunter Biden probe. Attorney General Garland has denied all allegations of meddling in the investigation. McCarthy stressed the serious repercussions this will have on the attorney general.
“If we find at the end of the day that Garland lied, I will start impeachment inquiry,” McCarthy stated in an interview on Fox News.
Rep. Darrell Issa, a Republican from California, claims that the process of impeaching Cabinet officials is anything but simple.
“I don’t know of a chargeable crime,” The Hill reported what he said.
“But the reality is that if someone is faithfully executing the desires and the orders of the president of the United States, then they’re within the bounds of what Cabinet officers do,” Issa said.
“If they’re not faithfully executing the request of the president, then we don’t have to impeach him because they serve at the pleasure of the president,” he said.
In a recent interview with Sean Hannity, former President Donald Trump exhorts people who are debating whether to pursue impeachment.
“Until I got indicted, I had such respect for the office of the president. I didn’t want to say things [about Biden]. Sean, we have a compromised president. China gives him millions of dollars. If he is giving Biden millions of dollars, he’s compromised,” According to the Washington Examiner, Trump stated.
“That’s only the stuff they found. There’s a lot of other things,” he said. “There will be some things that you never find, but there’s a lot of other things.”
So he’s getting millions of dollars illegally from China, and then you say, ‘Hey, they impeached me over a phone call that was perfect. Why aren’t they impeaching Biden for receiving tens of millions of dollars? Why isn’t he under impeachment?’” The former president made this statement in reference to his initial impeachment, which was based on a conversation with the president of Ukraine.
