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James Comer ‘fed up’ with the impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden: report
James Comer is said to be “fed up” with the Republican Party’s ongoing impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden.
April 24, 2024, published at 3:00 PM ET
Chairman of the House of Representatives Oversight Committee James Komer He was said to be “fed up” with the Republican Party’s ongoing impeachment inquiry into the president Joe Biden just four months after the probe was officially launched, RadarOnline.com has learned.
In a surprising development after the Republicans in the House of Representatives voted to authorize Following an impeachment investigation into President Biden in December, congressional sources familiar with the investigation claimed Comer was “fed up” and “done” with the investigation.
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“Comer hopes Jesus comes so he can get out,” said one Republican lawmaker. “He’s fed up.”
“Comer hopes Jesus comes so he can get out,” says one Republican lawmaker spilled to CNN on Wednesday. “He’s fed up.”
But while Comer was reportedly “fed up” with the stalled impeachment investigation against President Biden, he emphasized in a statement to CNN that “the impeachment investigation is ongoing and impeachment is 100 percent still on the table.”
“I don’t even want to talk to you,” the struggling Republican representative of the House of Representatives told the newspaper as the paper pressed the deteriorating Biden investigation.
“If you don’t think they had influence, there’s nothing to say,” Comer added. “My God.”
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Republicans in the House of Representatives voted in December to authorize an impeachment inquiry against President Biden.
Meanwhile, Comer recently came under fire from congressional colleagues on both sides of the political aisle over the apparent botched impeachment inquiry into the current president.
Republican representative of the House of Representatives. Anna Paulina Lunawho also serves on the House Oversight Committee, complained that her Republican colleagues did not do more immediately after the investigation was officially adopted in December.
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“I feel like this has been slow,” Luna regretted this week, “and it was very frustrating for me as a new member because I feel like we could have done a lot more.”
“It just didn’t happen in time,” she added.
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Two Republicans in the House of Representatives appeared to concede that there was not enough evidence to impeach President Biden.
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Two additional Republicans in the House of Representatives appeared to concede that there was not enough evidence to impeach President Biden despite the fact for four months impeachment inquiry.
“I think the most important thing early on is to let the evidence guide the investigation,” one Republican lawmaker told CNN. “And I think some of the earlier statements have become a little more ambitious than the evidence really allows.”
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“He seemed to think he had a lot of things on him that just seemed to indicate things needed to be investigated,” another said of Comer’s investigation. “I do not know what happened.”
Republican representative of the House of Representatives. Jared Moscowwitz and Democratic House Representative. Jamie Raskin recently challenged Comer to initiate an impeachment vote against President Biden. Comer refused.
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“The impeachment inquiry is ongoing and impeachment is still 100 percent on the table,” Comer emphasized.
“It’s April,” the Republican congressman said Nick LaLota said on the impeachment issue. “There will be elections in seven months.”
“It would be wise for people to slow down the legal accusations against the two major party candidates,” he continued, “and I think we are close enough to the elections to give the people a chance to decide the future. ”
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If RadarOnline.com previously reported, the then Speaker of the House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy introduced the impeachment investigation in President Biden shortly before he was removed from the role of speaker in September 2023.
Flash forward to December 2023, when Republicans in the House of Representatives officially authorized the impeachment inquiry.
“We are very happy with today’s vote,” Comer told reporters four months before his investigation collapsed. “I think this sent a message loud and clear to the White House.”
