@rameshgupta ...change the fact Biden already signed it into law, and the purpose of the executive branch is to execute laws. it's not like a prosecutor's discretion, if he wanted to do this then he should have vetoed the bill when it was on his desk, or made the case against it instead of campaigning for it. he had multiple opportunities earlier in the process of the legislation becoming law.
yes, impeachment is often thrown about in a ridiculously reckless way. it truly is insidious, because impeachment is a vital check on the executive to hold evildoing leaders with special privileges accountable in a peaceful, regular, and orderly way.
but we should recall the first impeachment of Donald Trump. from Wikipedia: "Trump blocked payment of a congressionally-mandated $400 million military aid package in an attempt to obtain quid pro quo cooperation from Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy."
i can't recall what the impeachment threat would have been Feb 4. this is different.