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Thank you Congressman Mat Gaetz for putting McCarthys’ foot to the fire.  He has a job to do, he was placed in that seat to do a job, and it's time to get done.  
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From Rep Dan Crenshaw

Yes, it’s reasonable to open an impeachment inquiry when a particularly suspicious set of facts has emerged that warrant further investigation. Let’s review those facts:

1. There’s reasonable suspicion. Almost $20 million in payments were directed to Biden’s associates and family through different shell companies, according to bank records.  

An inquiry would allow access to more documents that could highlight corruption or pay-for-play. The Commander in Chief should be held to the highest standards of the law. 

2. The Treasury Department obtained more than 150 transactions involving the Bidens and other associates that were flagged by American banks as “suspicious activity.”

3. There’s eyewitness testimony that President Biden joined multiple phone calls and had conversations that gave cars and millions of dollars to Hunter Biden and his son’s business partners.

4. Hunter Biden also implicated his dad in conversations with CCP officials, with whom he was attempting to do business with. A WhatsApp message from Hunter in 2017, obtained by the IRS, stated “I am sitting here with my father and we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled.” This was in regard to a $100,000 payment to Hunter from a suspected CCP official and businessman. 

An impeachment inquiry will allow House Republicans to get the facts. If you have nothing to hide, you shouldn’t oppose a fact-finding mission.

and this is how most Americans feel about the sitting president.   



Shame on you Dems, this man should be at home playing with his grandchildren and resting in his old age, not running/falling down around the world while parading your dirty work.   Pure Elder abuse!!