(NewsNation) – House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has proposed the idea of impeaching President Joe Biden, and it’s important to examine the evidence he is basing this on. McCarthy believes that an impeachment inquiry is necessary to gather the information needed. He states that this will follow the constitutional process. The recent development that sparked this discussion is related to Hunter Biden and his former business partner, Devon Archer. Archer is expected to testify under subpoena and provide information about meetings that Joe Biden was supposedly involved in, either in person or via speakerphone. The New York Post reported that Hunter Biden’s guilty plea is imminent, and some conservative media outlets are suggesting that Archer’s testimony will link Joe Biden to corrupt activities. They claim that Joe Biden not only knew about questionable foreign business deals but also participated in them, benefiting his family with millions of dollars. These claims have sparked debate on two main issues. Firstly, whether Joe Biden was involved in business dealings with his son or received bribes. Secondly, whether he lied about how often he discussed overseas business matters with Hunter Biden. The White House press secretary has responded to this, emphasizing that Joe Biden was never engaged in business ventures with his son. However, it is crucial to determine if Joe Biden was involved in corrupt activities while serving as vice president, even if he did not directly collaborate with Hunter. The implications of this would be significant and could potentially lead to an impeachment inquiry. The evidence from the New York Post report does not prove that Joe Biden discussed Hunter’s overseas business dealings with him. It mainly demonstrates that Hunter called his father to introduce him to his business contacts, which would reflect negatively on Hunter. It is reported that Joe Biden personally met with several of Hunter’s business associates during his vice presidency. As for phone calls, it is stated that Joe Biden exchanged short pleasantries during the calls. However, this does not prove his involvement in the business transactions. Even if Joe Biden did discuss these matters with Hunter, and Hunter himself has not been charged with any crimes related to his business dealings, it is questionable if lying to the media in interviews would be grounds for impeachment. The Hunter Biden story holds importance, but it should not be sensationalized to the point where minor details are blown out of proportion. It should be noted that a document released by Sen. Chuck Grassley reveals claims of corruption involving Joe Biden. The document includes notes from an interview with a confidential FBI source who alleges that Hunter and Joe Biden extorted $10 million from the CEO of Burisma, the Ukrainian energy company where Hunter served as a consultant and Devon Archer sat on the board. The source states that the money was given to ensure the firing of a Ukrainian prosecutor who was investigating Burisma. However, the decision to oust the prosecutor was not solely made by Joe Biden but was supported by the international community and President Barack Obama. In summary, it is essential to separate the significant allegations from the relatively insignificant ones. The focus should be on determining if Joe Biden engaged in corrupt activities during his time as vice president, rather than on smaller details that do not provide concrete evidence.
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