privately he has been pushing members of congress to do the same. this is something that was predictable. even though there is no evidence thatjoe biden had done any wrong doing or was connected to his son s business dealings. and to make the point, all of the allegations into joe the point, all of the allegations intojoe biden and his son hunter took place before he was president. that doesn t really, is not the timeframe of what an impeachment is supposed to be. it s supposed to be about where high crimes and misdemeanors are done during a persons time in office. not something done in the past. assuming these things were true, which there is no proof that they are anyway. tim, talk generally of impeachment used to be rare, not so much anymore. i used to be rare, not so much anymore- anymore. i think it said, to be honest. the anymore. i think it said, to be honest. the whole anymore. i think it said, to be honest. the whole way - anymore. i think it said, to be i hones
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