House Republicans launched an impeachment inquiry into President Biden six months ago, but the investigation has hit a roadblock. The lack of sufficient votes to impeach the president has stalled the process. However, Republicans are hesitant to end the inquiry as it may be perceived as clearing Biden of any wrongdoing, a message they want to avoid sending ahead of the November election.
Since taking the majority in January 2023, Republicans have conducted an extensive investigation, including reviewing over 100,000 documents and interviewing more than 40 individuals, such as Hunter Biden and the President's brother, among others. Despite these efforts, no concrete evidence of wrongdoing has been found.
