House Republicans Mull Formal Vote on Biden Impeachment Inquiry

Aiming to bolster their legal standing, Republicans consider a formal vote, despite internal division and lack of direct evidence.

House Republicans are considering a formal vote to authorize their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, aiming to strengthen their position against the White House and the president’s son, Hunter Biden.
Republicans hope that a formal vote will enhance the legal standing of their subpoenas and court battles, as they seek key documents and testimonies.
Hunter Biden has expressed willingness to testify publicly in the House Oversight Committee’s inquiry into his actions, rather than a private deposition.
House Republicans are facing increasing pressure from their right wing and party base to show progress in their investigation.
Despite the push for a formal vote, House Republicans remain divided on the issue, with some members expressing doubt over the evidence supporting impeachment.