Senior House Republicans are expressing doubts about the outcome of their months-long investigation into President Joe Biden, as skepticism grows over the possibility of impeachment. The Republican conference is expected to delay making any official statement regarding the pursuit of articles of impeachment until after the testimonies of Hunter Biden, the president's son, and James Biden, his brother, which are scheduled for later this month.
According to sources within the GOP, approximately 20 House Republicans are not convinced that there is sufficient evidence to proceed with impeachment. With a slim majority, Republicans can only afford to lose two votes, adding to the tension surrounding this issue. The ongoing investigation into President Biden has failed to gain significant traction among certain members of the party.
