As the hour of reckoning dawns, House Republicans are braced to vote on their resolution, an attempt to formally breathe life into an already existing impeachment inquiry. A notable initiative of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, the inquiry, launched back in September, has thus far proven elusive in pinning solid, concrete evidence of misconduct on the Vice President.
In the solitary hearing tied to the inquiry, a legal ace called upon by the Republicans declared, “I do not believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment,” imploring for further exploration of data and information to back the allegations.
