Rep. James Comer Says He's About To Reveal Biden's Crime. No One's Holding Their Breath.
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After a Democrat on the House Oversight Committee asked, "What is the crime? Tell America right now!” the GOP chair said, "You’re about to find out very soon.”
Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) said Wednesday that he might soon reveal the “crime” that will support President Joe Biden’s impeachment, but people were skeptical that would actually happen.
Very skeptical.
During a meeting of the House Oversight Committee, which Comer chairs, the Kentucky Republican had an exchange with Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) that some news outlets called both “testy” and “spicy.”
Raskin was angry that Comer is continuing to investigate the Biden family even though he has not identified a single crime that rises to the “high crimes and misdemeanors” bar for impeachment.
“What is the crime that you want to impeach Joe Biden for and keep this nonsense going? Why? What is the crime? Tell America right now!” Raskin thundered.
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