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Biden Committed 'Impeachable Conduct' to Further Family Influence-Peddling Scheme, House Republicans Allege in Final Report

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Not fit, not to run, not fit to govern, not fit to stand trial.... Pity...(for the U.S.)

https://www.nationalreview.com/news/biden-committed-impeachable-conduct-to-further-family-influence-peddling-scheme-house-republicans-allege-in-final-report/

Amongst other things….

blah, blah, blah...The Republicans had their opportunity to act on this years ago. Now it's just political saber rattling. The RINOs in Congress are a bit part of the problem.

of course he did. he was always a corrupt lying career politician. he told a tv host in the 1970s not to assume he wasn't corrupt because our system breeds corruption.

If the evidence they present is so overwhelming, then surely they can convince the Republicans in the House (who hold the majority) to vote for impeachment, right?

he should have been impeached his first year as president
establishment rinos protected the bidens

If only there Was something the House could do when they find a president has committed impeachable acts.

Great work guys, glad you waited until the man only has a few months in office to reveal the obvious.

OKCAg2002 said:

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blah, blah, blah...The Republicans had their opportunity to act on this years ago. Now it's just political saber rattling. The RINOs in Congress are a bit part of the problem.

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Who?

Rocag said:

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If the evidence they present is so overwhelming, then surely they can convince the Republicans in the House (who hold the majority) to vote for impeachment, right?

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Remember how Pelosi rammed through Trump's 2nd impeachment in one week. The democrats have moxy or overwhelming hate, but they get the political hacking done.

https://apnews.com/article/trump-impeachment-vote-capitol-siege-0a6f2a348a6e43f27d5e1dc486027860

OKCAg2002 said:

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blah, blah, blah...The Republicans had their opportunity to act on this years ago. Now it's just political saber rattling. The RINOs in Congress are a bit part of the problem.

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Media also makes it difficult. When Republicans do it, it's frivolous and vindictive retaliation. When Democrats do it, it's holding leadership accountable. It's (D)ifferent.

OKCAg2002 said:

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blah, blah, blah...The Republicans had their opportunity to act on this years ago. Now it's just political saber rattling. The RINOs in Congress are a bit part of the problem.

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This. This was a pathetic news release. Everyone outside of Washington knew this years ago and so did they. But $$$ talks and justice gets slammed.

Just another case for: Term limits now !!

Rocag said:

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If the evidence they present is so overwhelming, then surely they can convince the Republicans in the House (who hold the majority) to vote for impeachment, right?

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Your sarcasm is again noted. But maybe you are not smart enough to know that as slow as our system operates, Biden might as well rot in his chair until they cart his brain dead ass out on Jan 21.

Obama knew this was going on. Putting Biden in charge of Ukraine was a reward.

And.......nothing will happen.

The Republican majority in Congress to carry an impeachment proceeding against Biden wasn't large enough to win. Too many squishes in the caucus to stop it.

The work by Comer and Donalds has been impressive. Oldfinger's lies regarding his involvement in his son's business operations were fully exposed with his involvement documented on multiple levels through the testimony of Archer, Bobulinski and others. With a Gingrich-level majority, you would have seen an impeachment brought against Pedo Pete.

In the previous Administration, were this a Trump Syndicate rather than that of President Xi's Delaware Puppet, then you would have seen an impeachment carried out, passed and forwarded to the Senate within a week.

Fear carries the day with the GOP-E and it has done so for way too long.

There is the reality of the situation. Democrats are enabled to be as corrupt as they want to be by an Republican Party enfeebled by mainstream cowards afraid of their own shadows.

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Rocag said:

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If the evidence they present is so overwhelming, then surely they can convince the Republicans in the House (who hold the majority) to vote for impeachment, right?

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Your sarcasm is again noted. But maybe you are not smart enough to know that as slow as our system operates, Biden might as well rot in his chair until they cart his brain dead ass out on Jan 21.

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I've only read the summary, but my favorite part has been the tacit admission that they have no actual evidence against President Biden by arguing that it shouldn't matter they can't prove he committed a crime. Page 13.

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"The House may therefore impeach President Biden for noncriminal conduct that significantly impairs the political system or betrays the public trust."

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Biggest " no **** Sherlock" of all time.

damiond said:

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he should have been impeached his first year as president
establishment rinos protected the bidens

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Except the Democrats controlled both houses of Congress in 2021 and 2022.

Try again.

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the tacit admission that they have no actual evidence against President Biden

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there have a mountain of evidence, but they continue to be obstructed from off-shore bank accounts for the many shell companies to actually nail him.

you clearly didn't read the national review article linked in the OP or the House Oversight Committee's final report, and get at least to page 13, if you are going to argue there's no evidence against Biden.

So this report signifies the end of the impeachment inquiry? First impeachment inquiry without an impeachment vote?

Rocag said:

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ttu_85 said:

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Rocag said:

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If the evidence they present is so overwhelming, then surely they can convince the Republicans in the House (who hold the majority) to vote for impeachment, right?

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Your sarcasm is again noted. But maybe you are not smart enough to know that as slow as our system operates, Biden might as well rot in his chair until they cart his brain dead ass out on Jan 21.

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I've only read the summary, but my favorite part has been the tacit admission that they have no actual evidence against President Biden by arguing that it shouldn't matter they can't prove he committed a crime. Page 13.

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"The House may therefore impeach President Biden for noncriminal conduct that significantly impairs the political system or betrays the public trust."

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Article II, Section 4 U.S. Constitution...

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The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

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The "noncriminal" crimes fall into the misdemeanor category.

OKCAg2002 said:

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blah, blah, blah...The Republicans had their opportunity to act on this years ago. Now it's just political saber rattling. The RINOs in Congress are a bit part of the problem.

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You're blaming Republicans for Biden's criminal behavior?

I get you're going for after the fact action, but the blame should be on Biden. And the DOJ and the FBI for not going after him.

A misdemeanor is still a crime. I don't buy that interpretation.

Rocag said:

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If the evidence they present is so overwhelming, then surely they can convince the Republicans in the House (who hold the majority) to vote for impeachment, right?

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Why?

They could have proof he was skimming billions directly from the Treasury into his bank account to pay for a child trafficking scheme and the Dems in the Senate wouldn't convict him...

I knew a year ago republicans would wait until it's too late

OKCAg2002 said:

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blah, blah, blah...The Republicans had their opportunity to act on this years ago. Now it's just political saber rattling. The RINOs in Congress are a bit part of the problem.

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The voters are also a big part of the problem. We need to stop electing communists to office.

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I knew a year ago republicans would wait until it's too late

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They obviously timed this for the first day of the DNC.

What I hate is that we didn't impeach him because we didn't want Kamala to be President. Here we are and Biden's has finally been forced out and Kamala is running anyway. Would have been better to see how awful she was for a year or two than play with fire and possibly get stuck with her for a full term.

Where is the record of the loan he made to his brother?

Cleared check, etc...

Dems: "Who Cares? He's on his way out! Let's go KAMALALALALALALALALALALALALA!"

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A misdemeanor is still a crime. I don't buy that interpretation.

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That is why I quoted the "noncriminal" and then called it a crime. The house investigation called it "conduct", which could be interpreted by the house as a crime.

They still need to impeach him, even out of office, just to ensure he can never run for president again, right?

You can only vote as a Democrat if your dead, not run for office.

No amount of evidence would ever get the Dem Senators to convict.

Think about that

During the 28 years, Democrats occupied the White House:
3 administration officials were indicted.
1 administration official was convicted.
1 administration official was sent to prison.
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During the 28 years, Republicans occupied the White House:
120 administration officials were indicted.
84 administration officials were convicted.
37 administration officials were sent to prison. That does not include Trump and his cabal of criminals.
42 indictments as a result of the Mueller investigation.
6 of Trump's closest allies plead guilty to dozens of felonies. Multiple members of Trump's administration plead guilty to felonies.