Pro-tip for the incoming GOP Class of '23

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As regards these potential investigations of Biden that are being floated by the hard-right MAGA folks, Republicans have:

1. Hunter Biden's laptop: whatever parts of it are actually real, i.e. not planted, not exaggerated, and actually verifiable as real evidence satisfying chain-of-custody and all the other IT issues involved;
2. The fact that Hunter Biden is not President, or even a government official at all, and has never been, which is not exactly helpful to the case that an investigation of Hunter Biden merits *Congressional*-level oversight (as opposed to being a job for local law enforcement, the FBI, etc.);
3. A threadbare House majority that is predicated upon many moderate districts that Republicans won by less than 1%, whose constituents would presumably rather see things get done than right-wing conspiracies indulged;
4. No control of the Senate, meaning that a Democratic Senate would get to make the rules governing any impeachment trial;
5. The fact that House Republicans will have presumably by then shuttered the Jan. 6 panel, which garnered significant attention from the public and has investigated matters of far more consequence to our nation.

Good luck. Meanwhile, Clinton sends his regards

As suggested in my five bullet-points above, a House Congressional investigation of Hunter Biden (let alone Joe Biden) is dead-on-arrival if the intent is to actually see the elder Biden somehow jettisoned from office.

This MAGA-mooted anti-Biden Investigate-O-Rama is all about generating soundbites and moments and hashtags and "new questions" and fanciful platforms from which to politically posture for the run-up to the '24 election, and everyone knows it.

And on that note:

Depending on whom Republicans intend to nominate as their candidate for President in '24, the Party should consider the optics of putting the alleged misconduct, sexual or otherwise, of Hunter Biden (again: not a government official, not a candidate for office, never has been and never will be) at the forefront of voters' minds as they weigh the character and fitness of the person the Republicans choose to place at the head of their own ticket.

Not naming names, but it could be a yuuuuuuuuge mistake.

Think about it!

That is all.