Representative Greg Steube, a Republican from Florida, has recently taken action by filing four articles of impeachment against President Joe Biden. These articles highlight concerns over the president's family's involvement in foreign business dealings.
In a statement released on Friday, Steube expressed his belief that it is long overdue to impeach Joe Biden due to the perceived undermining of his office's integrity, the disrepute brought upon the presidency, the betrayal of the public's trust, and the subversive actions that Steube believes have transpired at the expense of American citizens.
Steube has accused what he calls the "Biden Crime Family" of personally benefiting from Joe Biden's government positions through methods such as bribery, threats, and fraud. Steube firmly believes that allowing Joe Biden to remain in the White House would be tantamount to selling out the country.
Steube, an ally of former President Donald Trump and a prominent figure within the GOP, has taken this step after House Oversight Chairman James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky, released financial documents that supposedly provide evidence supporting allegations of over $20 million in payments from foreign entities to President Biden's family and associates, including his son Hunter Biden.
President Biden has consistently denied allegations that he improperly benefited from business dealings involving his son and has stated that he does not engage in personal business discussions with Hunter.
The first article of impeachment focuses on accusations that Hunter Biden and James Biden, the president's brother, allegedly sold access to then-Vice President Joe Biden during his time in office from 2009 to 2017, and also sold the promise of access to a future Biden presidential administration while Joe Biden was not in office from 2017 to 2021. The article claims that these access arrangements were made in exchange for payments and business opportunities from both foreign and domestic business partners.
The second article alleges improper collusion between members of the Biden campaign and officials from the Department of Justice (DOJ) in order to interfere with investigations into alleged tax crimes committed by Hunter Biden. This allegation is supported by testimony from IRS whistleblowers.
The third article accuses James Biden of using false and fraudulent pretenses to promise access to his brother in order to recruit potential investors for business opportunities.
The fourth article states that the Bidens have engaged in illegal drug transactions and prostitution using family funds.
It is important to note that these allegations have not been proven and that President Biden has strongly denied any wrongdoing. The filing of articles of impeachment does not ensure that impeachment will occur, as it is a complex political process that requires various levels of support and approval.
Overall, this impeachment filing by Representative Greg Steube against President Joe Biden has generated significant controversy and raises questions about the conduct and actions of the president and his family.