U.S. House Passes Resolutions for Impeachment Inquiry into President Biden

WASHINGTON, D.C. (KVRR) — Rep. Kelly Armstrong’s resolution directing the Committees on Oversight and Accountability, Ways and Means, and the Judiciary to continue their investigations as part of the impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden has passed the House of Representatives.

The vote was along party lines, 221 to 212.

“The purpose of the impeachment inquiry resolution is to strengthen the House’s ability to compel testimony and uncover the facts. This inquiry is warranted and puts the House in the best legal position possible to do just that. The American people deserve nothing less,” said Armstrong.

He says the investigation has uncovered alarming details that demand further scrutiny.

Republican leadership believes an inquiry vote is necessary, accusing The White House of “stonewalling” their probe into the president and his son’s foreign business dealings.

Find the resolution, H.Res. 918 here.

Find H.Res. 917 here.