White House Calls for Withdrawal of GOP Subpoenas in Biden Impeachment Inquiry

The White House condemns the ongoing impeachment inquiry as 'illegitimate', while Republicans vow to continue their investigation.

The White House has demanded that House Republicans withdraw their subpoenas and interview requests related to the ongoing impeachment inquiry into President Biden, calling the investigation 'illegitimate' and 'unjustified'.
The impeachment inquiry, led by House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer and House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan, is investigating President Biden's handling of classified documents and the business dealings of his family.
The White House's response, penned by special counsel to the president Richard Sauber, criticizes the Republicans for launching the inquiry without a House vote and accuses them of 'Congressional harassment of the President' for political gain.
In response, Comer stated that the investigation would not be deterred by this 'obstruction' and will continue to follow the facts, holding President Biden accountable to the American people.
The status of the impeachment inquiry and whether it leads to articles of impeachment remains uncertain, with House Speaker Mike Johnson promising to see where the evidence leads.