Republicans Implore House GOP to Halt Biden Impeachments

Regular business may have only just begun in the Republican-controlled House, but the first impeachment articles have already been filed against a member of the Biden administration.

However, several Republicans advise the House GOP to not start impeachment proceedings for President Joe Biden or his officials because of apparent policy differences rather than accusations of wrongdoing.

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On the same day Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), amplified Biden’s call for impeachment Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro MayorkasRep. Pat Fallon (R.TX) filed articles for impeachment against Mayorkas. He claimed that he has undermined “operational control” encouraged illegal immigration to the south border.

Despite the Democratic Senate majority and Biden administration policy and personality-driven imeachments, they are a Republican “overreaction,” Former Georgia GOP Rep. Bob Barr says that ex-President Bill Clinton was one of the 1998 impeachment managers.

“The process of impeachment has been basically devalued in recent years since the Clinton impeachment, which was for, in my view, very specific violations of criminal law by a sitting president, into a political tool to simply go after a president and now others for policy disagreements,” He spoke to the Washington Examiner.

Barr suggested that House Oversight CommitteeAmong other Republican panels they investigate “the systemic abuse by government of citizens’ individual liberty.”

“When you have only two years and you want to grab a bunch of headlines and you want to weaken your political opponents, it’s a lot easier to do what they’re now talking about,” He said. “Impeachment is easy. Going after and solving the systemic problems with the federal government and particularly our law enforcement agencies is a lot more difficult.”

Barr’s comments echo those of former Arkansas GOP Gov. Asa HutchinsonPotentially, 2024 Republican presidential candidate, who said that impeachment proceedings should not be based on policy but wrongdoing.

“Whenever there’s failed policy, let’s investigate and have hearings on that and try to change that policy,” He said Axios This week. “That, to me, should be the approach of the Republican Congress.”

Paul Henderson, chief administrator and prosecutor Kamala Harris, Vice President While she was San Francisco’s chief district attorney, she conceded the Democrats’ impeachments. Donald Trump was the former President You can find it here “absolutely influenced that process.”

“However, rather than lower the bar, as implied by your question, I think the bar to challenge a president has been raised,” He said. “[On] the basis of ongoing prosecutions at local state and federal levels, history will likely affirm the impeachment allegations as a confirmation of the process more than it will reflect a political agenda from the Democratic Party.”

David Greenberg from Rutgers University, history, journalism and media studies, was also a critic for the Clinton impeachment. He said that the impeachments of Trump were dominated by Democrats. “a very legitimate basis.”

“That in no way justifies using impeachment as a weapon of political harassment,” He said. “Republicans have every right to hold investigative hearings to ask questions about Biden’s immigration policies and decision-making. That’s oversight. But ratcheting it up into impeachment talk is just partisan warfare.”

Biden’s weekend visit to El Paso (Texas), was Greene’s first attempt to survey immigration issues at the border. He traveled to Mexico to attend the 10th North America Leaders Summit. Greene then clamored for Mayorkas and his impeachment. Greene filed impediment articles against Biden in Congress 117th for his role in Trump’s 2019. UkraineHis 2021 impeachment is -centric Afghanistan War Withdrawal, his son HunterHis foreign business dealings and COVID-19 Moratorium on evictions Trump’s second impeachment in 2020 was over the Jan. 6, Capitol attack.

“Joe Biden has failed the American People and Border Patrol Agents,” Greene wrote about social media on the first morning of the 118th Congress. “The border is the most dangerous crisis in America and fentanyl is killing Americans everyday. Impeach Joe Biden and Secretary Mayorkas!”

Even House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), raised the possibility of Mayorkas being impeached last summer before he was reaffirmed his leadership position after 15 rounds. Mayorkas is, at least publically, unrestrained. He downplays the likelihood of Mayorkas being impeached and insists that he will not step down.

“I’ve got a lot of work to do,” Mayorkas told ABC’s This Week last weekend. “I’m proud to do it, alongside 250,000 incredibly dedicated and talented individuals in the Department of Homeland Security, and I’m going to continue to do my work.”

Hunter Biden, a House Republican, said that they are ready to investigate the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Attorney General Merrick GarlandThe management of the Justice DepartmentAnd Dr. Anthony FauciThe pandemic. While many GOP members embrace the investigation, others urge lawmakers to be mindful of their performance in the 2022 midterm elections.

Separately, Joe Biden is now Unter Beobachtung After approximately 10 documents classified concerning Iran, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom from the Obama administration, including some “sensitive compartmented information,” were found at his think tank’s Washington, D.C., office last year. After notifying Garland, Garland, and the White House last November, the president’s lawyers confirmed the discovery this week.

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James Comer, Chairman of the House Oversight Committee (R-KY), has hinted at hearings on the Biden documents. Mark Warner, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee (D-VA) also requested the same. “Gang of Eight” Briefing on them as well as classified materials that were recovered from Trump’s Florida office and home.