James Comer Says He Will Ask Joe Biden To Testify In Impeachment Probe
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Republicans have struggled to come up with evidence incriminating the president.
WASHINGTON ― In a Hail Mary bid to keep his impeachment inquiry going, House Oversight Committee chair James Comer (R-Ky.) announced Wednesday he would ask the president to testify.
Comer made the announcement on social media after wrapping up a hearing in which Democrats mocked him for having failed so far to produce evidence that could warrant removing Joe Biden from office.
“In the coming days, I will invite President Joe Biden to the House Oversight Committee to provide his own testimony and explain why his family received tens of millions of dollars from foreign companies with his assistance,” Comer said.
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