House’s impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden: Letters



The Issue: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy ordering an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

President Biden may be the most clueless, incompetent, lazy and corrupt president in history, but let’s not lose sight of reality: Even if he’s impeached by the House, the Senate would never remove him from office because Democrats have blind and misguided loyalty to Biden and a majority in the Senate (“Biden impeach inquiry,” Sept. 13).

There’s also the sobering reality that if Biden is removed from office, Vice President Kamala Harris — who is even more clueless, incompetent and radical — would become president.

Biden may be a few sandwiches short of a picnic basket, but by choosing Harris as his vice president, he bought himself insurance against being removed.

We’ll have to wait until next year and vote him out.

Hopefully we will survive until then.

Joe Zeloof

Hamilton, NJ

Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling the House impeachment inquiry of President Biden a “witch hunt.”

What an ironic choice of words.

Schumer and his Democratic allies were famous for witch hunts against President Donald Trump.

Schumer also stated that Congress should instead be focused on keeping the government open.

In reality, the Democrats are largely responsible for the economic situation we are in right now.

Total hypocrisy once again.

Ted Rallis

Mamaroneck

The political party that stood behind Trump after his attempted overthrow of our government gave up their right to judge others years ago.

Where do they get the gall to pretend they are patriots of this country?

While they play to the “what about” crowd, America looks for competent leadership, and finds none.

The clown car they call the GOP needs to be removed from DC and replaced with a younger, more tolerant and wiser group of drivers.

With some real patriots in the House, maybe we can get our American democracy tuned up and back on its way before its engine blows a gasket and can never be replaced.

Bob Bascelli

Seaford

So the White House wants increased media scrutiny over the impeachment inquiry (“Media Marching Orders,” Editorial, Sept. 14)?

Well, great.

This highlights the level of ignorance we have been subjected to from our government’s so-called Executive Branch.

The worst the media could do regarding the proceedings is ignore them.

The best thing to do is to cover them, even in a negative fashion.

If people learn about something, they will form either a negative or positive opinion based upon their personal experience.

If they don’t know about it, they can’t form an opinion.

The obvious case in point is Hunter Biden’s laptop.

When polled, 53% said if they knew about the story before the election, they would have changed their vote.

So let’s shout about the impeachment from the rooftops.

I will happily help.

Frank DeLustro

Port St. Lucie, Fla.

McCarthy announced that he is forming an impeachment inquiry committee, headed by the three congressmen who have been investigating Biden for nine months.

This will certainly be a more evidence-supported inquiry then the two impeachments of Trump.

The Democrats and the Bidens can scream all they want, but there is no denying that there is plenty of evidence already presented to the public that indicates apparent corruption and crimes by them.

Richard A. Ketay

Newark, NJ

If anyone needs more evidence that our democracy is a couple more pulled strings from extinction, look no further than the marching orders sent out from the White House telling media and journalists that they need to keep forcing a negative tone against House Republicans and their investigation of Biden.

It just dumbfounds me that this is actually happening in this country.

It brings me back to the quote from President Ronald Reagan: “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.”

James Schwartz

Summit, NJ

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