Rep. Banks vows GOP House will launch probes into Hunter Biden, Afghanistan
if they win control of the House — after the GOP suffered a Senate setback Saturday.
Banks, a veteran of Afghanistan, said “no one has ever been held accountable” for the haphazard removal of US troops from the war-torn country last August. But Bream pointed out the lackluster performance of Republicans in last Tuesday’s midterm elections, when expectations had them making huge gains in Congress.column, warning GOP members of the House that they risk turning off voters in 2024 if they spend more time investigating than legislating.
“And that’s what we’re going to do. Even in a slim Republican majority, we will still have the gavels of each of the committees and oversight is a primary function,” he said.
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