In a bold and unprecedented move, Representative Greg Steube of Florida has taken a stance against President Joe Biden by introducing articles of impeachment, claiming that it is long past time to remove him from office. Steube, a Republican, filed four articles of impeachment, alleging high crimes and misdemeanors committed by the President.

One of the key accusations made by Steube is that President Biden abused the power of his office by allegedly accepting bribes and engaging in Hobbs Act extortion and honest services fraud. These charges stem from Biden's alleged involvement in his family's business dealings, specifically his brother's alleged attempt to sell access to the then-Vice President between 2009 and 2017. The alleged exchange was said to involve "payments and business opportunities from foreign and domestic business partners."

Supporting Steube's claims, House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer released a memo suggesting that foreign payments to the Biden family exceeded $20 million. However, Democrats argue that no evidence directly implicates President Biden in accepting any payments or committing any misconduct.

The second article of impeachment accuses President Biden of obstructing justice. Steube references testimony from an IRS whistleblower who claimed that members of the Biden campaign colluded with officials from the Department of Justice to interfere with investigations into tax crimes allegedly committed by Hunter Biden. Both the Justice Department and the U.S. attorney appointed to investigate Hunter Biden, David Weiss, have vehemently denied any interference by the Biden administration in their work.

The third and fourth articles of impeachment focus on allegations of fraud and the funding of Hunter Biden's illegal drug use and involvement with prostitutes. Steube firmly believes that the evidence against the Biden family continues to accumulate, stating that they have "personally profited off Joe's government positions through bribery, threats, and fraud."

In addition to filing articles of impeachment, Steube introduced legislation that would require a report on the illicit use of controlled substances in the White House. This move comes shortly after the Secret Service concluded its investigation into the matter.

While Steube's actions may be seen as politically motivated, they highlight growing concerns within certain factions of the Republican party about the integrity and actions of the Biden administration. As the articles of impeachment are formally introduced, the nation awaits further developments and the response from President Biden and his supporters.