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The House Oversight and Accountability Committee, which is run by Republicans, is going to hold its first meeting on the impeachment case against President Joe Biden. Leader James Comer and two other leaders, Reps. Jim Jordan and Jason Smith, are going to show more than twenty pieces of proof to back up their case. Emails, text conversations, bank records, and statements from Biden's business partners are some of these things. Biden is said to be corrupt and to have used his position of public power for personal gain.
🛑✋ MUST READ: Joe Biden impeachment inquiry: Comer to show two dozen pieces of evidence at first hearing https://t.co/dZ2OegU9QO
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Comer, Jordan, and Smith have put out a 30-page report explaining how they were legally allowed to start the investigation. Biden's time as vice president and president will get the most attention. A law professor named Jonathan Turley and a former assistant attorney general named Eileen O'Connor will act as witnesses. A recent subpoena for Hunter Biden's financial information allegedly showed that he got tens of thousands of dollars in wire transfers from Beijing, which Comer will also bring up.
The committee is going to look at Smith's released evidence that backs up claims made by whistleblowers that Hunter Biden got special treatment during a federal probe. Rep. Jamie Raskin, the ranking member, said that the Republicans' investigation was based on "right-wing politics" instead of "facts."
The meeting starts at 10 a.m. and should last for a few hours. It will be interesting to see if the Republicans' proof is enough to persuade the American people that Biden should be punished for what he did. The fact that the committee is focusing on Biden's alleged corruption and abuse of power makes me worry about his honesty and how it might affect our national security.
