Republican Lawmakers Are Eager To Resume Impeachment Inquiry Once Speaker Is Elected, as Poll Shows Americans Don’t Believe President’s Denials About His Son

A poll from the Associated Press and NORC at the University of Chicago shows that 68 percent of Americans believe the president acted either illegally or unethically with regard to his son Hunter’s business affairs.

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Hunter Biden, the son of President Biden, at the South Lawn of the White House, April 18, 2022. AP/Andrew Harnik, file

House Republicans hope to resume their impeachment inquiry into President Biden and allegations of corruption involving the Biden family as soon as they elect a new speaker. This comes as a new poll shows that a majority of Americans believe that the president was involved in his son Hunter’s foreign business ventures  despite his repeated denials. 

Congressman Jim Jordan, who was nominated for speaker on Friday, has been a leader of the investigations into the Biden family in his role as chairman of the House Judiciary Committee. Should he win the speakership election — the outcome of which remains uncertain — he is expected to push for the president’s impeachment.

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