The GOP's Impeachment Inquiry Against Biden: What's Next?

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House Republicans have formalized their impeachment inquiry into President Biden, investigating potential offenses of bribery, misconduct in office, and obstruction related to his son Hunter's business dealings. However, they have yet to find evidence directly linking Hunter Biden's activities to his father. Impeachment is a political process, so proof is not required, but Republicans are seeking evidence to support their claims. The GOP does not currently have enough votes to impeach President Biden, and even if they did, the likelihood of removing him from office is low as the Senate is controlled by Democrats.
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