Every day I do research on trends I think that matter, that I can give my readers information about. As I read the dozens of publications this requires, I am struck by the complete breakdown of the U.S. Congress and the Supreme Court as properly functioning institutions. In this piece I want to focus only on the Congress. There so many urgent trends the Congress, particularly the House, should be focused on. And yet, the Republicans are trying to block anything that will address the crises the country faces and, instead, like unruly children in a sand box they waste their time, the nation’s time, quarreling over nonsense like what is described in this article. But what I find even more alarming is that about a third of Americans voted these ignorant corrupt cretins into office and seem ready to do so again, just as they are willing to once again vote for Trump, a criminal sexual molester psychopath. The truth, I don’t want to face but must, is that America has become a different country than it was as recently as the 1970s, two countries really, and the age of its world leadership in so many areas appears to be passing.
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) stands with fellow House Republicans during a news conference on the “Lower Energy Costs Act,” on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., March 30, 2023. Credit: Tom Brenner / Reuters
House Republicans are grappling over whether to move forward with impeaching President Biden and a host of his top officials, putting a spotlight on how the conference has turned to impeachment as a tool to target administration officials.
Republicans disagree over how hard to push for impeachment because some are worried the efforts could backfire after the party heavily criticized Democrats for their House impeachments of former President Trump.
Here’s a look at who House Republicans are targeting for impeachment, and why they are doing so.
President Biden
It’s far from clear that most Republicans want to move forward with impeachment proceedings against Biden.
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) introduced a procedural measure to force a floor vote on her impeachment articles, which led to internal sparring and a days-long clash between GOP leaders and the congresswoman. The House voted to punt the resolution to committees and avoid […]