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Megyn Kelly Says Kamala Harris 'Slept Her Way' Into Politics

US Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.) on Tuesday announced a second impeachment resolution against VP Kamala Harris, who's currently the leading candidate to be the Democratic presidential nominee for president after Pres. Joe Biden decided to step aside.

The Tennessean

The previous filing against Harris in June 2023 criticized her handling of the situation at the Southern border, referring to her as "border czar" and listing crimes allegedly committed by immigrants who were illegally in the US. The filing was introduced but never acted upon.

The Hill

Ogles' new filing adds a second article claiming Harris has "knowingly misled the American people" about Biden's "physical and cognitive well-being."

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), the Republican Conference Chair, could potentially call a floor vote, but even an impeachment passed in the House, with its narrow GOP majority, is unlikely to pass in the Democrat-led Senate.

Forbes

Since Harris emerged as the favorite to replace Biden on the Democratic ticket, Republicans have been focusing their campaign against her on what they claim are her failures to stem issues around the amount of migrants entering the US illegally.

GOP Rep Files Impeachment Resolution Against Harris

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