Impeach Joe Biden
Biden’s conduct amounts to a complete and utter dereliction of duty. The Constitution's prescribed remedy for that dereliction is impeachment.
By Josh Hammer
September 2, 2021
The oldest man ever elected to the most powerful office in the world, Joe Biden is not merely doddering in palpable senility, flailing haplessly before the cameras with a wizened countenance that is a microcosm for American decline. He has not merely exposed himself, both physically and mentally, as wholly unfit for the formidable task required of an American president in 2021: that of a Lincoln-esque statesman who can tame a nation’s simmering angst, salve a fractious republic’s gaping wounds, and reorient ourselves toward the pursuit of a coherent common good.
Biden is, quite simply, a man unsuited to meet the challenges of the present moment. He is out of his league and, one hopes sooner rather than later, will find himself out of political time.
Indeed, there is a compelling case that that time is right now. The way Biden has handled America’s (admittedly long-overdue) withdrawal from the backwater of Afghanistan has been so inexplicably botched, so patently dripping with gross malfeasance, and so clearly subversive of his solemn constitutional oath and his foremost commander-in-chief prerogative that the proper short-term remedy is obvious: impeachment.
The Constitution’s presidential impeachment standard, as consumers of our politics know all too well from former President Donald Trump’s own recent trials and tribulations, is that of “Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.” Modern impeachments typically focus on the catch-all “high Crimes and Misdemeanors” provision, and so too does the case for Biden’s own Afghan debacle-induced impeachment rest on that criterion.
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