House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and prominent Republicans have initiated discussions on the strategy for advancing an impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden during the upcoming fall season.

This development underscores the serious efforts being undertaken by the House GOP to establish the framework for an uncommon process targeting the present president.

In recent times, McCarthy has engaged in private conversations with fellow Republicans, revealing his intention to pursue an impeachment inquiry against Biden, CNN reported.

He aims to commence this procedure by the conclusion of September, as relayed by multiple GOP sources familiar with these discussions.

While McCarthy has already issued public warnings about initiating an inquiry in the event that claims from IRS whistleblowers are substantiated, or if the Biden administration fails to cooperate with requests linked to the House Republicans’ investigation into Hunter Biden, insiders indicate that his intentions are even more resolute behind closed doors.

However, the party leadership acknowledges that not all members of the House Republican caucus are yet convinced of the politically intricate notion of impeachment.

As a result, a key question that remains unresolved, and has been a topic of recent Republican conversations, revolving around whether a floor vote would be necessary to formally authorize the inquiry.

It is worth noting that there is no constitutional requirement mandating such a vote, and at present, Republicans lack the requisite 218 votes essential for instigating an impeachment inquiry.

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