Is that what you believe or want us to believe?
McCarthy made several unproven claims Tuesday while announcing the opening of
a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
The Republican-led investigation will focus on “allegations
House Republicans have not presented any proof
Republicans argue that opening an inquiry will give them the authority to uncover more information, so it’s possible they’ll find additional facts that are not known at this point.
Also, some of the $20 million McCarthy was referring to didn’t go to the Biden family but went to business associates of the family as part of their business activities.
You know, like $2 billion the Saudi's gave to Jared.
the informant was merely reporting something he said he had been told by a Ukrainian businessman.
The informant claimed that the CEO of Burisma claimed
Republicans have tried to boost the credibility of this allegation by saying it was in an FBI document. But the document merely memorialized the information provided by the informant – it does not contain proof that the allegations are true.
A former ally of Rudy Giuliani, who was well-connected in Ukraine, testified during Trump’s impeachment that no one from Burisma had any contacts with Joe Biden or people working for him while he was vice president
A Hunter Biden associate testified that even though Joe Biden was on these calls and at these dinners, he didn’t discuss business. And Republicans have not presented any evidence that Joe Biden himself benefited financially from his appearances at the dinners or on the calls.
Archer said “nothing” of importance was ever discussed during these calls.
“Where are you, how’s the weather, how’s the fishing, how’s the – whatever it may be.” Archer added the conversations were “not related to commercial business, politics, that kind of stuff.”
There is no public evidence that Joe Biden abused his government powers to help his family.
There is no public evidence that Joe Biden abused his government powers to help his family.