House GOP Admits Impeachment Vote on Biden Becoming Less Likely, Cites Lack of Evidence

The House GOP's impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden may not lead to an impeachment vote, as per House Oversight Chair James Comer. The diminishing likelihood of a vote is due to the GOP's declining majority and skepticism about the investigation's merits.

Lack of Substantial Evidence

Comer's probe, focusing on allegations against Biden, has yet to produce substantial evidence of wrongdoing. He indicated that the Senate's handling of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas's recent impeachment would influence their approach to Biden.

Potential Justice Department Investigation

Comer expressed a desire for accountability and suggested that Biden might face a Justice Department investigation if Trump regains the presidency.