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In a surprising move, the Senate's minority leader urged House Republicans to put off the impeachment of President Biden, even as evidence emerged that he was involved in foreign influence-peddling. Mitch McConnell noted that such actions are not ideal for the country.
Some House Republicans, such Andy Ogles, Lauren Boebert, and Marjorie Taylor Greene, have called for Joe Biden's impeachment due to various issues, such as the border crisis and how the government has been weaponizing conservative agencies against them. However, the proof linking him and his family to foreign payments has been increasing.
James Comer, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, released evidence that shows that wire transfers were made to the Biden family from countries such as Ukraine, China, and Romania. However, the most alarming evidence he presented was a document that shows that the president and his son, Hunter, received $5 million in exchange for the dismissal of a prosecutor. This form was obtained by a credible FBI source.
Can someone please explain why conservatives keep voting for Mitch McConnell in Kentucky?
He’s a total traitor that constantly goes against the will of the American people! https://t.co/bhzesxIlNL
— Proud Elephant ??? (@ProudElephantUS) August 9, 2023
The latest proof of his involvement comes from Devon Archer, who is a business associate of Hunter Biden. He testified before Congress and noted that the Biden brand had a huge impact on Burisma. He also revealed that during his time on the board, he was involved in what he referred to as "selling influence."
Despite the growing evidence linking Biden to foreign influence-peddling and his involvement in illegal business activities, McConnell has urged House Republicans to put off their efforts to impeach the president. He is likely aware of the futility of impeachment, as even if it was carried out by the House, the Senate would likely not convict the president.
