Biden Impeachment Inquiry

[finnbow]

House Freedom Caucus Member Ken Buck: "The impeachment inquiry is a distraction to make sure people don’t focus on the dysfunction of the GOP..."

It sure seems to have worked with Whell.

[RickeyM]

Originally Posted by finnbow

At a recent Oversight Committee hearing, Nancy Mace (R-SC) accused Joe Biden of bribery, money laundering, and orchestrating a prostitution ring.

This morning:

BARTIROMO: Have you been able to identify specific policy decisions Joe Biden made that he was paid for?

NANCY MACE: I have not had the ability to research that...

https://twitter.com/i/status/1708490698985546059

I'd like to know based on what exactly? I know it's all based on nothing but I'd like to hear these people give (or try to) an explanation. Also another question is why didn't tRump and his DOJ act on any of this blatant criminality of the Biden family while he was in office? And finally, this stuff supposedly happened when Joe was VP so why are they not going after Obama. We know they hate his guts and any influence Biden sold would go nowhere unless Obama was in on it.

Just a few of my wonderings on a Sunday afternoon.

[donquixote99]

On-point commentary seen in Doug Muder's 'The Sift' today:

The longer the Republican investigation of Biden stays at the level of "Hunter did shady things and Joe must have been involved somehow", the more likely it is to go nowhere.

A tip on interpreting headlines: When a headline attributes some wrong-doing to "the Biden family", that means the article contains no new information about President Biden himself. If they had anything on Joe, that would be the headline.

http://weeklysift.com/2023/10/02/simple-propositions/