White House Calls for End to Biden Impeachment Inquiry, Citing Lack of Evidence

Amidst claims of no impeachable offenses found, the White House urges Speaker Johnson to focus on legislative priorities like Ukraine aid.

The White House counsel’s office demands House Speaker Mike Johnson to conclude the Republican-led impeachment inquiry against President Biden, pointing to insufficient evidence.
House Republicans have reportedly failed to uncover any evidence of a crime, according to comments from within the party.
Former GOP lawmakers have sent a letter to Speaker Johnson, urging him to prioritize passing Ukraine aid legislation.
Hunter Biden is set to face trial on weapons and tax evasion charges, with trials scheduled for June.
The impeachment inquiry has been criticized for diverting attention from important legislative efforts, including support for Ukraine and border security measures.