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Do Utah voters support a Biden impeachment inquiry?

President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden arrive at Fort McNair, June 25, in Washington. Republicans have insisted for months that they have the grounds to launch impeachment proceedings against President Biden. On Thursday, they will begin formally making their case to the public and their skeptical colleagues in the Senate.

President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden arrive at Fort McNair, June 25, in Washington. Republicans have insisted for months that they have the grounds to launch impeachment proceedings against President Biden. On Thursday, they will begin formally making their case to the public and their skeptical colleagues in the Senate. (Andrew Harnik, Associated Press)


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The House Republican impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden is still moving forward despite the fact that GOP representatives don't have a speaker after ousting Rep. Kevin McCarthy from the top spot.

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