The case for impeaching Biden

 Jeff Crouere:

As our nation descends into a recession and Americans worry about how to pay their bills and feed their families, leaders in the Republican Party have decided to keep quiet.  Their strategy is to let the political party in power, the Democrats, self-destruct.

Without question, Democrats have done a horrible job leading the nation.  As the party in control of Congress and the White House, Democrats are responsible for the high inflation and gas prices that are wrecking the nation's economy.

President Joe Biden has been an unmitigated disaster.  Arguably, he has also committed a variety of impeachable offenses.  The list includes selling crude oil from our Strategic Petroleum Reserve to foreign nations, including our enemy, communist China.  He also opened the southern border and allowed an invasion of millions of illegal aliens.

In withdrawing our military from Afghanistan, Biden not only left behind $85 billion in military equipment for the Taliban, a terrorist group, to use, but also abandoned innocent Americans behind enemy lines.

It is becoming evident that the president lied about his financial dealings with his corrupt son, Hunter.  As vice president, he placed inappropriate pressure on the Ukrainian government to remove a prosecutor who was investigating the involvement of Hunter with the notorious oil and gas company Burisma.

His actions are undoubtedly much worse than anything President Donald Trump did in office.  Trump was impeached twice and is undergoing another Democrat party effort to destroy him: the bogus "kangaroo court" show trial known as the January 6 commission.

Democrats showed no qualms about trying to annihilate President Trump using phony charges.  In contrast, Republicans have tangible evidence to present regarding Biden, and, largely, there is silence from GOP officials.  Each day, Republicans should be calling for the impeachment of Joe Biden.

It will not hurt them at the polls, for there is no affection for Biden among the American people.  A new poll shows that his approval rating is only 30%, while an astounding 88% of Americans say the country is on the wrong track.

Republicans should also be demanding that the 79-year-old president submit to a mental competency test.  Every day, Biden displays embarrassing gaffes, makes humiliating misstatements, and demonstrates his forgetfulness.  It is a national security threat for our country to be led by a president who is mentally incompetent.  Unfortunately, other than a handful of congressmen, most GOP leaders are silent on this critical issue.

Instead, many establishment Republicans were quite vocal about their support for the nation's first significant gun control legislation in decades.  The bill passed with the support of 29 Republicans in Congress.  It was accomplished because too many Republicans believed that the nation "had to do something" after the horrific school massacre in Uvalde, Texas.  Yet it is never a smart idea to limit our Second Amendment rights in pursuit of nebulous gun control objectives that will never be achieved.

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It is sometimes frustrating when Republicans fail to respond to Democrats' bad policies.  Joe Biden looks like a corrupt politician who has limited cognitive abilities.

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