House Speaker Johnson Pushes for Vote on Biden Impeachment Inquiry Amid GOP Investigations

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Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican, argues that the House has a duty to hold a vote on an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, claiming that the evidence of alleged corrupt conduct by the president's family is clear. House Republicans, led by Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer, are pushing for an impeachment inquiry, although no evidence has directly implicated President Biden. Hunter Biden, the president's son, is willing to testify before the committee, but only in a public setting, which has divided Republicans and angered Comer. The House GOP is considering a vote on the inquiry in the next two weeks.
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