If the House investigate Hunter/Joe, and impeach Joe twice (Afghan withdrawal too), will Joe lose 2024? (Congress, poll)

[MAGAalot]

I remember a poll indicating that most people wouldn't have voted for Joe in 2020 if the left-wing-media had admitted that the laptop belonged to Hunter.
Joe only won by razor thin margins in 2020-
Trump won Florida (3.3) and Ohio (8.0).
Biden won Arizona (0.3), Georgia (0.2), Pennsylvania (1.2), Wisconsin (0.7).

[rjshae]

It's also possible the Dems will circle the wagons and become more motivated to vote. It depends on how much of a charade it becomes.

[Roboteer]

If the House investigate Hunter/Joe, and impeach Joe twice (Afghan withdrawal too), will Joe lose 2024?


Yes.

And if the House DOESN'T investigate Hunter/Joe, and DOESN'T impeach Joe twice (or even once), Joe will lose 2024 anyway.

[NeutralZone]

This is ridiculous. Bad policy decisions are not an impeachable offense. While I do think there is plenty of corruption surrounding Hunter Biden and the president, and would not oppose a Republican Congress investigating this, I don’t want them to become obsessed with investigations and revenge. I would hope the Republican house would focus on preventing the worst stupidities of the Democratic Party.

[tijlover]

Originally Posted by MAGAalot

Sounds like Democrats will be too complacent to win, plus the House can do all kinds of damage to Biden in 2024.

Only with unity amongst the Republicans, but that's not going to happen! Dream on!

[beach43ofus]

I don't think Joe will lose in 2024, because I dont think Joe Biden will run in 2024....Gavin Newsom will run instead.

When Americans learn that Gavin took campaign cash from the man who raped Gavin's wife, Gavin will go down in flames.

Hunter Biden will do time in a country club prison, & not as much time as we'd have done, if we committed the same crimes.

Joe's reputation will be destroyed by what is about to be revealed by the Hunter investigations, but Joe won't do time.

[treasurefinder]

The GOP won’t learn. Spending millions of tax payer dollars investigating hunter biden who isn’t in office btw, will ensure a defeat in 2024.

[DUNNDFRNT]

I think you over estimate the kind of house majority that the GOP got during the midterms. I guess its a bit hard to gauge, based on the current landscape it seems political suicide for enough GOP reps to avoid having the votes needed, now after a year of hyped up investigations, false narratives, or sure "new evidence", maybe not then. it seems unlikely, probably you guys will just watch judicial nominee after judicial nominee get moved on by the senate.

[hooligan]

Joe's not running in 2024, so the question is irrelevant.

[cowboyxjon]

None of this will come to fruition. Our mainstream media sources and large tech companies will see to it that any negative information about Joe Biden and his corruption will be suppressed or spun in a positive light. Plus, we already know Democrats will stick together and vote for anyone who has the magic “D” after their name, regardless of how poor of a candidate they are (see Fetterman, John, as an example aside from Joe Biden).

I do love how Democrats are now whining, wailing, and warning about “too many investigations” now, but it was certainly okay to talk about and to celebrate investigations when President Trump was in office.