Despite the political turbulence, the White House is trying its best to put a potential Biden impeachment on lockdown as chatter surrounding the potential event grows. 

According to a recent statement from the White House, the Biden administration is convinced that any impeachment proceedings against the President would be detrimental to the Republican Party. The sentiment was echoed by Ian Sams, a White House spokesperson, Breitbart reported.

White House's calculated warning to Republicans

The White House seems to be playing a strategic game. Ian Sams, a spokesperson, issued a statement suggesting that Republicans would be making a mistake by pursuing impeachment.

"This baseless impeachment exercise would be a disaster for congressional Republicans," Sams stated.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has indicated that an impeachment inquiry could be launched as early as late September. He believes that such an inquiry would empower Congress to get answers to questions the White House has been avoiding.

McCarthy said, "There’s a lot of questions still. And to be able to get the answers to these questions, you would need an impeachment inquiry."

Unveiling Biden's hidden emails

Recent news reveals that the National Archives holds approximately 5,400 emails and records linked to Biden’s email aliases. The White House, which controls the Archives, has refused to disclose the content of these emails.

These undisclosed emails add another layer of complexity to the ongoing debates and investigations surrounding the President.

Despite the mounting allegations, some Republican lawmakers like Rep. Don Bacon, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, Rep. Mike Lawler, and Rep. Ken Buck have not committed to investigating Biden.

Marjorie Taylor Greene's call for action

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has been vocal about her dissatisfaction with her fellow Republicans who are hesitant to move forward with impeachment proceedings.

Greene stated, "If you can’t vote for impeachment on Joe Biden, then how can you dare to even claim you’re willing to drain the swamp? You’re not!”

She further criticized members like Ken Buck, questioning their commitment to justice and suggesting they should step down from the Judiciary Committee.

Implications for the Republican Party

The White House's warning and the divided opinions within the Republican Party indicate a complex political landscape. The decision to impeach or not could have far-reaching consequences for both parties.

As the debate continues, the American public watches closely, waiting to see how this political drama will unfold.