Pfluger Votes With All House Republicans to Impeach President Biden

WASHINGTON, DC — In a significant move on Capitol Hill, the U.S. House voted 221-212 to impeach President Joe Biden. Congressman August Pfluger of (TX-11) cast his vote with the unanimous caucus in favor of formalizing the impeachment inquiry. All Democrats voted against. This decision comes amidst growing tensions and inquiries into the Biden family's foreign business dealings.

Pfluger, in a statement released on Wednesday, expressed his stance on the matter. "I just voted to formally open an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden," he said. The Congressman's decision is rooted in recent developments where the Biden family reportedly resisted House Republicans' requests for information regarding their international business engagements. The president's son, Hunter Biden, defied a congressional subpoena in a probe of the Biden family business enterprises.

The formalization of the impeachment inquiry is a critical step that will enable Congress to conduct a thorough investigation. It aims to uncover and present the facts to the American public regarding these allegations. Congressman Pfluger emphasized the gravity of this decision, stating, "This is a solemn decision. House Republicans will carry out a fair and transparent investigation."