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Congress

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U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs

GOP Rep. Biggs suggests evidence sufficient to subpoena Joe Biden's bank records

"We have to get to the bottom of it, and that's where you got to find it," Biggs said.

Political Ethics

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Jim Jordan, James Comer, Washington, D.C., June 22, 2022

To impeach or not? The evidence in the Biden inquiry that is gripping Washington

Democrats and some Republicans are dubious there’s evidence and some even outright deny it, but investigators and legal experts disagree.

Political Ethics

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BidenTaxesJasonSmith

Trail of red ink: Impeachment inquiry sharpens focus on millions in loans to Biden family

The record of loans would normally be a credit reporting agencies' nightmare, but not for the Biden family. “I've never seen so many loans for a family that don't own any assets,” House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer says.

Political Ethics

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Hunter Biden with father Joe Biden

Bidens sought to pitch Dem access, influence to investors tied to Chinese military, emails show

Joe Biden's son, brother eyed connecting Beijing billionaire with regime security ties with top elected Democrats to advance proposed Chinese investment in critical U.S.infrastructure.

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Open border, Hunter Biden deals, FBI surveillance abuses on oversight agenda if GOP takes House

Texas Republican Rep. Lance Gooden says "impeachment" would be on the table, specifically citing the Biden administration's secretive facilitation of transporation and resettlement of illegal immigrants around the U.S.

White House

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Joe Biden points to himself during SOTU speech

Oversight chair issues sweeping document demands to Biden 'gatekeeper' in secret records probe

Investigative panel zeroes in on former Biden executive assistant Kathy Chung, citing timing of employment and her full-spectrum access to materials in question.

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Ron Johnson, June 7

Key GOP senator blasts Biden family as 'grifters,' 'influence peddlers’ who jeopardize security

"They were using Vice President Biden's position and his name to peddle influence, and rake in, vacuum in millions of dollars from all over the world," said the Wisconsin Republican senator.

Political Ethics

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President Joe Biden

Biden advisors used insecure pseudonymous email accounts to brief him on sensitive foreign policy

The email records, released by the National Archives after a Freedom of Information lawsuit, show that then-Vice President Biden regularly conducted foreign policy business on his pseudonymous email account, hidden from public scrutiny.

Events

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US service members, Kabul, Afghanistan, Aug. 19, 2021

Families of 13 U.S. soldiers killed in Afghanistan say Biden has failed them, but Trump won't forget

“Joe Biden has refused to recognize their sacrifice,” Fallen soldier Sgt. Nicole Gee's mother-in-law said. "Donald Trump knew all of our children’s names. He knew all of their stories.” In his disastrous debate performance, Biden denied that any US military personnel died under his command.

Political Ethics

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Hunter Biden with father Joe Biden

Top Republican signals 2023 investigative focus: Biden 'compromised' by son's business deals

Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), the likely chairman of the House Oversight Committee, also plans to investigate Biden administration effort to disperse illegal aliens across the country as illegal human trafficking.

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