Jim Jordan and James Comer promised a big development in their Biden bribery conspiracy theory, but their witness canceled his deposition.
Chad Pergram of Fox News tweeted:
2) The committee hoped to bring in Archer today. But that is not happening. Fox is told the committee is now aiming for Thursday. But it’s far from clear if Archer will show.
— Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) July 24, 2023
The latest big star witness from Jordan and Comer was convicted of securities fraud and conspiracy to commit security fraud in 2018.
As has become the norm, Comer and Jordan promised big and face-planted. but at least time, their witness isn’t a fugitive from justice who is on the run, so that’s an improvement.
There have been congressional investigations in the past that failed to deliver or were overhyped by Republicans (Benghazi), but an investigation is rarely so inept and shady that it can’t get its witnesses to show up.
The Biden bribery conspiracy was debunked during the Trump administration and has been debunked again in 2023, but House Republicans keep trying because they need that false equivalency between Biden and Trump, but it is not happening. The failures continue to pile up.
Republicans are running out of time. They have no evidence that Biden did anything wrong, and conspiracy theories aren’t going to cut with voters when the Republican nominee is a man who is likely to be facing around 100 criminal charges.
The investigation into Biden has fallen apart, and there isn’t enough political glue in the universe to put it back together.
Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.
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