Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) has called on red state district attorneys to indict President Joe Biden, following Donald Trump’s conviction. However, Republicans face a significant challenge: they need a crime to indict Biden, which has yet to be found.
This dilemma is exemplified by Rep. James Comer, who has spent years attempting to impeach Biden without success. Despite being the House Oversight Committee Chair, Comer has failed to uncover any impeachable offenses.
Republicans are anxious about the impact of Trump’s felony convictions on voters and hope to indict Biden to “even the score.” Their 2024 election strategy aims to portray both candidates as equally flawed, framing the election as a “lesser of two evils” choice.
However, this approach is hindered by a crucial fact: Donald Trump is a convicted felon, while Joe Biden is not. Despite Republican efforts, this fundamental difference cannot be erased.
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