The Democrat impeachment is a cover-up of Biden using his family to sell his office

Henry Olson:
And so begins an impeachment trial that will change no one’s mind
Democrats have been looking for an excuse to impeach the President ever since his election and they picked a bad one.  It is becoming more clear that Biden, Inc. used family members to monetize his office and enrich themselves.   The overreaction to Trump's phone call to Ukraine's President was about trying to protect Biden from the scandal of his family profiting from his office.

We now have untrustworthy people like Adam Schiff trying to justify this bogus attempt to overturn an election.  He is the same guy who pushed the Russian collusion hoax even after it was clear that there was no evidence of such an operation by the Trump campaign.

The bad faith of the Democrat effort should be palpable, but the same media that pushed the Russian collusion hoax is pushing the Ukraine impeachment hoax.  This is a partisan impeachment with no material support from Republicans.  Republican voters are angered by the coup attempt and are more than likely going to turn out in droves to vote against every Democrat on the ballot.  And they should.

The Democrats who have been trying to make an argument that Trump Hotels renting rooms at the going rate are a problem when you have the Biden family getting lucrative deals from entities for which they have no qualifications other than their father or brother is Vice President of the US.  That is OK for the Democrat coup plotters, but renting hotel rooms is a problem?

From China to Ukraine to Iraq, the Biden family profited or attempted to profit from Joe Biden's position as Vice President and that is fine with Democrats and the media that supports them.  That should not be OK with voters.

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