Indictments Coming For Trump; So GOP Considers Impeachment For Biden
As more indictments are inevitably about to drop against former President Donald Trump, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said on Tuesday that Republican lawmakers might consider an impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden even though none of the claims from his party have been substantiated.
Trump begged for help from Republicans on Truth Social as Special Counsel Jack Smith appeared ready for the twice-indicted one-term President to become the thrice-indicted former President. And Kevin came to help like a good lap dog.
"All I'm saying is, and I'm sure you'd probably ask the same question, where's the truth?" he said. "You've got to get to the bottom of the truth."
"And the only way Congress can do that is go to impeachment inquiry that gives Republicans and Democrats the ability to get all the information," he insisted.
Earlier this month, GOP Senator Chuck Grassley admitted that he doesn't know if the audio recordings that he said reveal Joe Biden accepting a bribe even exist. And Sen. Ron Johnson said something similar today, saying, "We don't know whether these things are true. I don't know that those tapes exist."
And Gal Luft, their alleged whistleblower, engaged in "multiple international criminal schemes," including arms dealing and acting as an unregistered foreign agent for China.