GOP plans investigation of Biden administration

 Axios:

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Investigations planned by House Republicans — in parallel with their legislative agenda — show they hope to use congressional power to stoke culture wars for 2024:
  • IRS: Leak of a "vast cache of IRS information" about billionaires to ProPublica.
  • National Security Agency: Tucker Carlson last summer accused the spy agency of targeting his show's communications. The NSA said he was never an "intelligence target."
  • Parents: Attorney General Merrick Garland's vow to mobilize the FBI against "threats of violence against school board members," after the National School Boards Association used the phrase "domestic terrorism." The association apologized for its letter.
  • Border: Record levels of illegal immigration.
  • COVID: Origins of the virus, and CDC communications about school closures and mask mandates.
  • Afghanistan: Decisions behind the withdrawal, and an accounting of Americans who remain stranded.
  • JEDI: A disputed cloud-computing contract.

What's next: McCarthy plans to beef up staff, counsel and other resources to be ready to extract information beginning Day 1 if the GOP gets the gavel.

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At the current rate of Biden screw-ups, it is likely that more will be added to the list.  Biden has been a terrible President, and he has appointed a menagerie of leftist ideologues to positions.

See, also:

Poll: Republicans Show Six-Point Lead over Democrats in 2022 Generic Ballot

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