Jordan Response to Indictment of FBI Informant in Biden Impeachment Inquiry
In the ongoing impeachment inquiry against President Biden, House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan recently dismissed the significance of the indictment of the FBI informant, Alexander Smirnov. Despite Smirnov's arrest on allegations of fabricating information related to the Bidens, Jordan argued that these developments do not alter the fundamental facts of the Republican case against the president.
Last week, the Justice Department indicted Alexander Smirnov on charges of inventing information regarding the Bidens. Notably, Smirnov claimed that both Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, accepted a $5 million bribe, a central assertion in the GOP's impeachment inquiry against President Biden. However, Jordan downplayed the significance of Smirnov's claims and emphasized that the fund...