Public Trump Impeachment Hearing Mega Thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nunes is talking about ratings for Trump.

He's trying to use 'drug deal' against the Dems since it's been used against the GOP.

He thinks he's very clever.

Wasn’t “drug deal” Bolton’s term for this little misadventure?

Yes. Nunes is dumb and it’s ridiculous that he’s in charge of this committee. The last R in charge was super smart and former FBI.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can’t believe that these are Republican witnesses. I wonder who is in a more murderous rage right now - Trump or Giuliani.

Barbara Comstock agrees with you:
https://twitter.com/barbaracomstock/status/1196911378818359297?s=21

"The allegations against Vice President Biden were self-serving and not credible." - Ambassador Volker, GOP witness

1. Son serving on board of corrupt company.
2. Company under investigation.
3. Prosecutor fired.

Not credible?

Granted, the prosecutor may also be corrupt. But, the allegations are credible and certainly merit investigation. Remember, Biden bragged about getting the prosecutor fired. And, this may also explain why Obama did not encourage him to run in 2016.

Look at a timeline of all these events and it will become clear to you that you make no sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nunes is talking about ratings for Trump.

He's trying to use 'drug deal' against the Dems since it's been used against the GOP.

He thinks he's very clever.

Wasn’t “drug deal” Bolton’s term for this little misadventure?

Yes. Nunes is dumb and it’s ridiculous that he’s in charge of this committee. The last R in charge was super smart and former FBI.

Who was that?

[Anonymous]

Morrison is a really bad poker player. That looking upward while trying to come up with an answer is a really bad tell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nunes is talking about ratings for Trump.

He's trying to use 'drug deal' against the Dems since it's been used against the GOP.

He thinks he's very clever.

Wasn’t “drug deal” Bolton’s term for this little misadventure?

Yes. Nunes is dumb and it’s ridiculous that he’s in charge of this committee. The last R in charge was super smart and former FBI.

Who was that?

Mike Rogers.

[Anonymous]

Volker and Morrison both said the July 25th phone call did not worry them, so there’s that for Trump supporters... Vindman and Williams were both concerned about the phone call.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Morrison is a really bad poker player. That looking upward while trying to come up with an answer is a really bad tell.

Yup. Morrison is kinda creepy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This Volker/Morrison/Goldman thing is amazing.

I can't believe these are the GOP's witnesses.

Seriously, they are this dumb and yet, 35% of the people are blindly following them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is something about Morrison that's not sitting right. Volker seems forthcoming. Morrison not so much.

Morrison is 7'1" so of course he can't sit right at that table.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can’t believe that these are Republican witnesses. I wonder who is in a more murderous rage right now - Trump or Giuliani.

Barbara Comstock agrees with you:
https://twitter.com/barbaracomstock/status/1196911378818359297?s=21

"The allegations against Vice President Biden were self-serving and not credible." - Ambassador Volker, GOP witness

1. Son serving on board of corrupt company.
2. Company under investigation.
3. Prosecutor fired.

Not credible?

Granted, the prosecutor may also be corrupt. But, the allegations are credible and certainly merit investigation. Remember, Biden bragged about getting the prosecutor fired. And, this may also explain why Obama did not encourage him to run in 2016.

The prosecutor was fired BECAUSE HE WASN'T INVESTIGATING THE CORRUPTION.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Volker and Morrison both said the July 25th phone call did not worry them, so there’s that for Trump supporters... Vindman and Williams were both concerned about the phone call.

It was such a non-problem that Morrison didn't want it to become public because it would be embarassing to US domestic politics. Uh, ok.

[Anonymous]

Honestly those two are immoral lying sacks of poo. Volker knew perfectly well that Burisma investigations meant investigating a political rival, and Morrison was fine with that interpretation during the fateful call.

They’re covering their sad little behinds now and Democrats will let them because they want as much info as possible to get at Trump. Same will happen tomorrow for Sondland.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is something about Morrison that's not sitting right. Volker seems forthcoming. Morrison not so much.

Morrison is 7'1" so of course he can't sit right at that table.

He is barely 6'3.

[Anonymous]

So there are the witnesses that aren't going to testify - those are the ones who were 'in on it," except for Sondland.

And then there are all of the professionals who saw this for what it was.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Volker and Morrison both said the July 25th phone call did not worry them, so there’s that for Trump supporters... Vindman and Williams were both concerned about the phone call.

It was such a non-problem that Morrison didn't want it to become public because it would be embarassing to US domestic politics. Uh, ok.

YUP. Give me a break.