Recent MIG data shows that online discussion about an impeachment inquiry against President Biden has not yet garnered wide attention, although there is some increase.

• Discussion jumped from 506 to 1,278 people talking about “impeachment” between December 10 and 11.
• Sentiment toward the subject dropped from 47% to 46% on the same days.
• What discussion does exist seems to be split according to political leanings.

Comments in Favor of Impeachment

• Some argue there is evidence that President Biden had illicit interactions with unspecified individuals and should therefore be impeached.
• Some believe that the President acted illegally or unethically regarding his family's business interests, citing an Associated Press poll that 70% of Americans, including 40% of Democrats, support this view.
• Users point to the alleged spending of Hunter Biden as a potential point of investigation and grounds for impeachment.
• Some mention that the House is expected to vote on an impeachment inquiry due to alleged evidence that Biden had multiple interactions with his son's foreign business associates.
• Some argue that Biden lied about his son's activities, which they view as grounds for impeachment.

Comments Against Impeachment

• Some argue that Republicans are seeking to impeach Biden without any concrete evidence of wrongdoing.
• Arguments that the impeachment inquiry is a political move by Republicans aimed at undermining Biden's presidency.
• Some vocally support Biden and Harris and plan to vote for Democrats in future elections, suggesting they do not support the impeachment inquiry.
• Users cited Mitt Romney's statement that he has not seen any evidence to authorize the impeachment inquiry.
• Some people argue that the situation in the country would be much worse if Biden was not the president, indicating they do not support the impeachment.