marvin martian
Diamond Member
This move, if passed, will strengthen the impeachment committee's subpoena powers and clear some of the roadblocks the White House and Biden's lawyers have tried to put up to attack our democracy and impede justice.
Looks like the main focus will be on Joe Biden's attempts to interfere into the investigations into his son's crimes, in an effort to hide his own involvement in and profits from those crimes.
The House will vote the week of December 10 on formalizing the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden to strengthen subpoena power over the stonewalling Biden administration, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) stated during a Tuesday press conference.
The vote will be a test for House Republicans, who hold a slight majority over House Democrats. The measure will need nearly all Republican support.
Looks like the main focus will be on Joe Biden's attempts to interfere into the investigations into his son's crimes, in an effort to hide his own involvement in and profits from those crimes.
Johnson: House to Vote Next Week on Formalizing Biden Impeachment Inquiry
The vote will be a test for House Republicans, who hold a slight majority over Democrats. The measure will need nearly all Republican support.
www.breitbart.com
The House will vote the week of December 10 on formalizing the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden to strengthen subpoena power over the stonewalling Biden administration, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) stated during a Tuesday press conference.
The vote will be a test for House Republicans, who hold a slight majority over House Democrats. The measure will need nearly all Republican support.
- Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) opened an “impeachment inquiry” on September 12, but lawmakers did not vote to approve the measure.
- If the impeachment inquiry receives majority support on the House floor, the inquiry will be formally adopted, a status that Johnson says will help the House’s inquiry obtain information blocked by the White House.