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House Republicans short on evidence to impeach Biden, witnesses tell panel

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House Republicans do not have enough evidence yet to justify an impeachment of President Joe Biden, two scholars told a congressional panel.

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  1. Roll Call

    House Republicans to call witnesses at first Biden impeachment probe hearing (opens Roll Call)

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    House Republicans plan to have three witnesses testify Thursday at their first hearing on the impeachment investigation of President Biden.

  2. Gopusa

    More evidence released ahead of Biden’s first impeachment inquiry hearing (opens Gopusa)

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    (The Center Square) — House Republicans released new evidence this week ahead of the first impeachment hearing inquiry for President Joe Biden. Republican leadership on the House Ways and Means Committee released newly revealed documents and messages obtained from IRS whistleblowers that back up all…

  3. The Guardian

    AOC accuses Republicans of making up evidence in Biden hearing (opens The Guardian)

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    New York Democrat gets each witness in impeachment inquiry to admit they have no firsthand evidence of a crime committed

  4. Roll Call

    House Republicans short on evidence to impeach Biden, witnesses tell panel (opens Roll Call)

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    House Republicans do not have enough evidence yet to justify an impeachment of President Joe Biden, two scholars told a congressional panel.

  5. Kentucky Lantern

    GOP witnesses at Biden impeachment hearing see insufficient evidence of wrongdoing so far (opens Kentucky Lantern)

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    House Republicans held their first impeachment hearing over allegations that President Joe Biden benefited from his son’s business dealings overseas.

  6. Forbes

    Biden Impeachment Inquiry: GOP Witness Turley Admits There’s Not Enough Evidence To Impeach Biden—Yet (opens Forbes)

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    Turley was one of three witnesses Republicans called to testify during their first hearing after launching an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.

  7. People

    On Day 1 of Biden Impeachment Inquiry, Republican Witness Says ‘Current Evidence’ Doesn’t Support Impeaching (opens People)

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    On the first day of the Republican-led inquiry into a potential impeachment of President Joe Biden, one of the party's own witnesses said that as it stands now, there isn't enough evidence to impeach.

  8. Rolling Stone

    GOP's Own Impeachment Witnesses Admit They Can't Offer Evidence of Biden Crimes (opens Rolling Stone)

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    “If the Republicans had a smoking gun or even a dripping water pistol they would be presenting it today. But they’ve got nothing,” said Rep. Jamie Raskin

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