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Do tell what’s different about the complaint’s version of the call and Trump’s. |
Gosh, I thought all the IC and LEA loved Trump, according to Trumpsters. |
One of his lawyers interned for Schumer for five months and for Clinton for five months, seemingly while he was in college. Long before he went to law school. If you have to work that hard to create an appearance of bias, you fail. |
They didn’t swear an oath to uphold Trump. |
Because they were acting unethically. You: Trump didn't report himself, therefore it must not be a concern. Everyone else: Nope. |
They moved to impeach before the transcript came out. They knew what was in the phone call (or thought they did) because they had the whistleblower's lawyer-written letter already. |
So she moved to impeach over what you feel was an extortion, but the President of Ukraine said he wasn't extorted? That's a winning argument. |
Are you saying it would be unethical for the primary listeners to use the whistleblower act to report an impeachable offense? |
+1. This was EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO. And he’s probably from New York, and those were the only Senators available for internships. |
They moved to impeach because the White House was illegally blocking the release of the complaint to the House. When the ICIG has instructed that a complaint be sent to the House Intelligence Committee and the White House intervenes to prevent that from happening, it's not a huge leap to assume that the White House has done this to protect itself. |
They moved to impeach because Trump. More pragmatically, because they had the votes. |
He said he wasn’t extorted right next to the extorter. Would you ask your friend if her husband is beating her in front of him and expect to get a valid answer? |
Right? Because the president of Ukraine is going to say that Trump pressured him inappropriately. Use your brain. |
The lawyers have much more than that re: links to Clinton and other Dems: |