ollowing Hunter Biden’s indictment of federal firearms charges on Thursday, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan revealed some “central facts” that House Republicans will potentially rely on as they begin their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
In a Friday interview with Breitbart News, a conservative news site, Jordan stated his continued criticism towards Biden as news of his son’s indictment only increased tensions. According to Jordan, an Ohio Republican who leads the impeachment inquiry directed by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, along with Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer and Ways and Means Chairman Jason Smith, the central element going into the impeachment investigation is that “Joe Biden took policy actions, policy preferences were made, in exchange for money going to his family.”
As the 2024 elections approach, Jordan claimed evidence is mounting linking Joe Biden to his son’s illegal activities that dates back to the time when he was vice president under former President Barack Obama.
During his interview with Breitbart News, Jordan talked about four “key facts” into the investigation, laying out that the impeachment committee has uncovered that Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian energy company, paid Hunter Biden millions of dollars and as a result implies Joe Biden is tied to his son’s business dealings. However, the White House maintains that the president was not involved in his son’s business affairs, with no significant evidence of wrongdoing by the elder Biden being found so far.
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