[Hoot Gibson]

I am looking forward to the impeachment of Joe Biden, based on the substantial evidence that is already publicly available. A Republican-led impeachment of Joe Biden should not be about avenging former President Trump, who was impeached twice with no evidence of an impeachable crime having been committed. Joe Biden has earned a legitimate impeachment based on the strength of the evidence against him. Republicans should build a case against Biden that will have bipartisan appeal. Biden's deliberate, well-planned program to obliterate border security should be the cornerstone of the impeachment, but the flow of bribe money through Biden's son, Hunter, should be included in the Articles of Impeachment against Biden.

I do not want to see Republicans waste time and taxpayer money impeaching Biden multiple times for political gain, the way that Democrats did when Trump was in office. A single impeachment, based on Biden's commitment of multiple impeachable offenses should suffice. Most, if not all Democrats will be put on record defending a thoroughly corrupt president in the face of a mountain of evidence and that should be adequate to discourage Democrats from abusing the impeachment process in the future.

Another midterm worry for Biden White House: probes and impeachment attempts

WASHINGTON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. midterm elections are some 10 months away, but President Joe Biden's administration and allies already foresee a possible scenario in which Republicans take the House of Representatives, the Senate, or both, and launch a series of investigations and attempts to impeach the president.

Lawmakers, congressional staffers and strategists predict a slew of investigations targeting the Biden administration, particularly if Republicans loyal to former President Donald Trump gain important committee seats in Congress.

Those seeking to pursue investigations include House Republicans Matt Gaetz, who pledged in a podcast to target the Department of Justice until "sphincters tighten," Bob Gibbs, who has been pushing to impeach Biden since September over the Afghanistan pullout, and James Comer, a hopeful to become head of the House Oversight Committee.

Comer's targets include the president's son Hunter Biden, the administration's handling of supply chain issues and vaccine mandates, and its removal of Trump military academy appointees, his office said.