House GOP Plans a Hunter Biden Contempt Vote ‘Soon’ and More Witness Interviews, as Impeachment Process Moves Forward With Haste

An Oversight Committee source tells the Sun that the GOP plans to hold Biden in contempt and move the impeachment inquiry forward at a brisk pace this month.

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Hunter Biden arrives for a court appearance at Wilmington, Delaware, October 3, 2023. AP/Matt Rourke

The House Oversight Committee plans to vote “soon” this month to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress, setting up a subsequent vote of the full House, which could lead to criminal charges and imprisonment for the president’s troubled son. Last month, Mr. Biden fils refused to comply with a subpoena requiring him to give a closed-door deposition to Oversight Committee lawyers about his business affairs. 

In addition to holding Mr. Biden in contempt, an Oversight Committee source tells the Sun that the committee will hear from multiple witnesses in its impeachment inquiry this month. One leading GOP congressman, Jim Jordan, previously said that he would like to see a vote on impeaching President Biden by the end of this month, but that timeline may now be too optimistic.

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