Rep. Greg Steube of Florida filed articles of impeachment against the president of the United States on Friday. Based on existing evidence, the House should impeach Joe Biden.

That said, three of the four counts seem frivolous based on existing evidence. They include obstruction of justice by Biden staffers, James Biden luring investors into failed schemes, and Hunter Biden using comingled funds for drugs and hookers.

This amounts to bad or illegal behavior by people close to the president but not, at least on the evidence presented, the president himself.

The first article, the one that deserves a yes vote, reads as follows: “Robert Hunter Biden (Hunter Biden) and James Biden sold access to then Vice President Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. (Joe Biden) while he was in office from 2009 to 2017 and sold promised access to a future Biden Presidential Administration while he was out of office from 2017 to 2021. Hunter and James appear to have promised official actions by Joe Biden in return for payments and business opportunities from foreign and domestic business partners. Joe Biden assisted by making appearances, phone calls, meeting with the ‘business partners,’ and knowingly allowing his family members to promise access to him and actions by him in furtherance of these schemes. Hunter Biden threatened business partners that official actions could be taken against them if they did not meet terms or make payments. In at least one instance, Hunter implied that Joe Biden was aware of these threats and willing to assist in enforcing the threats, potentially through official actions. Hunter Biden attempted to enrich himself and the Biden family by threatening official actions from his father, who he claims was willing to assist in the scheme.”

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