Republicans Obsessed with Biden Post-Presidency

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Republicans Obsessed with Biden Post-Presidency

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Six months after leaving office, former President Joe Biden remains a central focus for Republicans, particularly President Donald Trump. House and Senate investigations target Biden's mental fitness and his administration's use of the presidential autopen. Republicans aim to use these probes as a political weapon, while Democrats prefer to focus on current issues and the upcoming elections. However, the strategy risks distracting from Trump's own policies and their unpopularity, and could backfire politically for both parties.

Published 2025-07-21 12:55:14 UTC · Published by JQJO

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