This week, the Congressional Integrity Project officially calls on MAGA House Republicans to end the baseless impeachment inquiry into President Biden. CIP is launching a multi-pronged campaign, which includes a mobile billboard, wheat pasting, a new website (www.comerimpeachmentfail.com), and a national digital advertisement, all detailing the massive failure and inexcusable political stunt that will define this MAGA Congress.
View photos of the mobile billboard and wheat pasting here
WASHINGTON, DC – FEBRUARY 28: A mobile billboard sponsored by the Congressional Integrity Project circles the Thomas P. O’Neil Jr. House Office Building on February 28, 2024 in Washington DC. The mobile billboard is calling on House Republicans to drop the impeachment inquiry of President Biden after their star witness Alexander Smirnov was charged with lying to the FBI and accusing him of being a Russian intelligence asset. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for Congressional Integrity Project)
Watch the national digital advertisement here
CIP sent out 5 rapid response products, including statements, fact sheets, and roundups.
CIP is launching a multi-pronged campaign, which includes a mobile billboard, wheat pasting, a new website, and a national digital advertisement, all detailing the massive failure and inexcusable political stunt that will define this MAGA Congress.
- MEDIA ADVISORY: CIP Launches Multi-Pronged Campaign Calling for the End of the Impeachment Farce
- ROUNDUP: ROUNDUP: MAGA Republicans’ Biden Impeachment Investigation Was a Total “Bust”
- MEMO: James Comer’s baseless impeachment inquiry is dead. It is time to move on.
Hunter Biden sat for closed-door testimony in the baseless impeachment investigation of President Biden.
- STATEMENT: It’s Past Time for MAGA Republicans to End Biden Impeachment Inquiry
- ROUNDUP: MAGA Republicans’ Biden Impeachment Investigation is Leaving Them With “Egg on Their Faces”
CIP was mentioned or quoted in the following 4 articles or news appearances.
Punchbowl News: Hunter Biden’s turn on the hot seat. “The Congressional Integrity Project, a progressive outside group, is running a multi-pronged Hill campaign calling on Republicans to drop their impeachment inquiry. The group is launching a new website, rolling out a mobile billboard outside of the deposition room and has a new digital ad. CIP is seizing on the arrest and indictment of an FBI informant who alleged a Biden bribery plot. The informant, Alexander Smirnov, is accused of making up a claim that Joe and Hunter Biden received millions of dollars from Ukrainian energy company officials. This has dealt a major blow to the House GOP impeachment inquiry.” [Punchbowl News, 2/28/24]
The Hill: Progressive group presses Republicans to drop Biden impeachment inquiry. “A Democratic-aligned outside group is pressing House Republicans to dismiss their impeachment inquiry into President Biden, with a new ad that will target House GOP members seeking reelection in swing districts. The Congressional Integrity Project (CIP), which launched in 2020, also calls out the Republican conference for impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on the basis of ‘zero evidence,’ rejecting the Senate-passed border deal and ‘ignoring’ former President Trump’s ‘crimes.’” [The Hill, 2/28/24]
Politico New York Playbook: Keeping Up With The Delegation. “A Democratic-allied group wants talk of impeaching President Joe Biden to end. The Congressional Integrity Project will launch a campaign, including digital ads, mobile billboards and a new website to dissuade House Republicans from a removal effort. Total spending for the effort is expected to reach seven figures and is part of a broader national campaign from the group.” [Politico, 3/1/24]
Washington Post (Opinion): How do you say ‘impeachment is dead’ in Russian? “Adding to the carnival, a mobile billboard sent by the progressive Congressional Integrity Project circled the block, broadcasting: ‘They continue to try and impeach President Biden on outright lies from convicted felons and Russian assets.’” [Washington Post, 3/1/24]