House Republicans are under pressure to succeed in the investigations of Hunter Biden and President Joe Biden as polling shows that a majority of people are ready to move on from the GOP's investigations.
The House Oversight Committee began looking into Hunter Biden's business dealings at the start of the new Congress, with Rep. James Comer , chairman of the committee, saying the investigations are just"beginning" and that there are"many more" revelations to come.
"I don't think the White House ever dreamed we would get bank records. I got bad news for the White House: This is just the beginning, we're gonna get a lot more bank records, and they're gonna have to continue to backpedal and come up with some type of reason why the Biden family has received millions and millions of dollars from our adversaries," Comer said.
In the same poll, 63% of respondents said they had little to no confidence that Congress would conduct fair and impartial investigations into Biden and the administration. “I think this was litigated in 2020, and I don’t think this is what’s gonna have traction,” Rep. Ro Khanna said to the Hill. “I’m far more concerned about what’s gonna happen with the economy and manufacturing and inflation than this."
“They’re asking the right questions. The question is are they going to get any answers,” Republican strategist John Feehery, a former House GOP aide, said. “If you can make a direct link to what his business dealings were, that becomes a much more interesting story."
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