Representative Marjorie Greene (R-Ga.) Said Thursday she has filed articles of complaint against President Biden, just a day after he was sworn in.
The text of Greene’s indictments specifying the imputable crimes committed by Biden was not immediately available. But Greene indicated that the articles accuse Biden of abusing his power while acting as vice president by allowing his son, Hunter, to serve on the board of directors of a Ukrainian energy company.
“President Joe Biden
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Greene previously pointed out last week that he would file indictments against Biden the day after his investiture.
Greene made the announcement hours after the House voted last week to remove the former President Trump
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Biden has refused to make political decisions towards Ukraine, despite taking into account his son’s trade interests.
A Senate Republican investigation last year into allegations of corruption against the bidens found no evidence of wrongdoing by the current president.
The report, released last September, also found no evidence that Hunter Biden’s work for Ukrainian company, Burisma, influenced U.S. foreign policy.
House Democrats have yet to send the indictment against Trump for his role in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol in the Senate for a trial.
Democratic leader of the Senate Charles Schumer
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi
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But he offered no details on a specific chronology.
“I won’t tell you when he will do it, but we had to wait for the Senate to be in session. We have now been informed that they are ready to receive. The question is, other questions about how the trial will continue, but we are ready,” he said. Hairy in the press Thursday before.
Pelosi also predicted that the next impeachment trial in the Senate would be shorter than last year for dismissal articles accusing Trump of abusing power and obstructing Congress for its efforts to pressure the Ukrainian government to open an investigation. on the Bidens.
“I see a big difference between something we all witnessed and what information you might need to justify an article of dismissal based, in large part, on a call the president made and described as‘ perfect, ’” Pelosi said.
“It was perfectly unconstitutional,” he continued. “That’s different, but again, it’s up to them to decide how we move forward, when we move forward. It will be soon. I don’t think it’s long, but yes, but we have to do it.”