US House Vote to Approve Impeachment Inquiry Into President Biden

In a significant development in the political landscape of the United States, the House of Representatives has officially voted to approve an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. The move comes as three Republican-led House committees intensify their efforts to uncover any evidence of corruption linking President Biden to his family members' business dealings.

The allegations centre around accusations that President Biden and his relatives may have improperly profited from their business connections during his tenure as vice president under Barack Obama. The White House has strongly dismissed the probe, initiated in September, labelling it a baseless stunt and an abuse of power by House Republicans.

While no concrete evidence of wrongdoing by President Biden has been presented, House Republicans argue that formalising the impeachment inquiry provides them with greater legal authority to enforce subpoenas, depose witnesses, and gather evidence. This development adds a new layer of complexity to the political landscape in the United States.

Host: Blessings Mosugu
Guest: Adewale Damola, Global Affairs Analyst and Lawyer, New York City, United States

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