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Anonymous wrote:
The president’s personal lawyer was paid by crooked businessmen from a foreign country, and then the president gave him authority over American policy toward that country.

This is precisely what the founders meant by “high crimes and misdemeanors.”

Seems clear-cut. It's the very definition of it. Now if only this information could reach Fox News viewers...

I think once again the only reason we are even questioning this is because it's all so out in the open that it gets confusing - if they aren't hiding the crime is it a crime? (YES IT FCKING IS)

Anonymous wrote:
The president’s personal lawyer was paid by crooked businessmen from a foreign country, and then the president gave him authority over American policy toward that country.

This is precisely what the founders meant by “high crimes and misdemeanors.”

Seems clear-cut. It's the very definition of it. Now if only this information could reach Fox News viewers...

Anonymous wrote:
The president’s personal lawyer was paid by crooked businessmen from a foreign country, and then the president gave him authority over American policy toward that country.

This is precisely what the founders meant by “high crimes and misdemeanors.”

The president’s personal lawyer was paid by crooked businessmen from a foreign country, and then the president gave him authority over American policy toward that country.

This is precisely what the founders meant by “high crimes and misdemeanors.”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So this appears to be the outline of what happened:

President Trump's unpaid personal lawyer (Rudy Giuliani) was paid at least $500,000 by intermediaries (Parnas and Fruman) of an oligarch (Firtash) to run a shadow foreign policy toward that oligarch's country (Ukraine) to advance both the oligarch's and the President's personal agendas.

And Trump's July 25 phone call appears to be just the tip of the iceberg.

Should someone engaging in that type of behavior be our President?

And is it just Ukraine?

No.

Anonymous wrote:So this appears to be the outline of what happened:

President Trump's unpaid personal lawyer (Rudy Giuliani) was paid at least $500,000 by intermediaries (Parnas and Fruman) of an oligarch (Firtash) to run a shadow foreign policy toward that oligarch's country (Ukraine) to advance both the oligarch's and the President's personal agendas.

And Trump's July 25 phone call appears to be just the tip of the iceberg.

Should someone engaging in that type of behavior be our President?

And is it just Ukraine?

So this appears to be the outline of what happened:

President Trump's unpaid personal lawyer (Rudy Giuliani) was paid at least $500,000 by intermediaries (Parnas and Fruman) of an oligarch (Firtash) to run a shadow foreign policy toward that oligarch's country (Ukraine) to advance both the oligarch's and the President's personal agendas.

And Trump's July 25 phone call appears to be just the tip of the iceberg.

Should someone engaging in that type of behavior be our President?

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Anonymous wrote:"they tell me WE have nothing to do with it" -- Trump response to the arrests.

I've wondered before--is Trump surrounded by imaginary friends?

All of the smart people have quit or been fired. All that's left are idiots.

Quit calling them idiots like this is a bad joke. They are a transnational crime syndicate masquerading as a government. They are destroying our institutions.
They don’t care if they look like fools when they hold this vast amount of power. In the end they’re laughing at us.

I was referring to federal employees in the White House, Trump's advisors. Not Giuliani, Toensing and diGenova.

Pence and Pompeo may be complicit but they're not a "transnational crime syndicate". Who are Trump's advisors? Kelly quit. Jared and Ivanka have mostly moved to Israel. Mulvaney?

Pence and Pompeo (through in Barr too) are desperately trying to make the Rapture happen. So between them and Trump and his Transnational crime syndicate we’re f-Ed

Anonymous wrote:“Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are examining Rudy Giuliani’s business dealings in Ukraine, including his finances, meetings and work for a city mayor there, according to people familiar with the matter.”

https://www.wsj.com/articles/federal-prosecutors-scrutinize-rudy-giuliani-s-ukraine-business-dealings-finances-11571092100?redirect=amp#click=https://t.co/QB4yHMCxaJ

^^^
SDNY is examining Rudy Giuliani's bank records and his ties to the two men arrested last week, and has been questioning witnesses since at least August.

“Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are examining Rudy Giuliani’s business dealings in Ukraine, including his finances, meetings and work for a city mayor there, according to people familiar with the matter.”

https://www.wsj.com/articles/federal-prosecutors-scrutinize-rudy-giuliani-s-ukraine-business-dealings-finances-11571092100?redirect=amp#click=https://t.co/QB4yHMCxaJ

Washingtonian digs into where the Parnas/Fruman angle came from.
https://www.washingtonian.com/2019/10/11/anti-trump-goper-we-laid-the-trap-they-leapt-into-it/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=anti-trump-goper-we-laid-the-trap-they-leapt-into-it

Anonymous wrote:https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/pete-sessions-appears-to-be-congressman-1-ensnared-in-guiliani-associates-indictment

(from) Cont. Pete Sessions, in the barrel.

Washington Post is going to have to make some sort of a diagram to keep track of all the Republicans committing crimes.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/pete-sessions-appears-to-be-congressman-1-ensnared-in-guiliani-associates-indictment

(from) Cont. Pete Sessions, in the barrel.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"they tell me WE have nothing to do with it" -- Trump response to the arrests.

I've wondered before--is Trump surrounded by imaginary friends?

All of the smart people have quit or been fired. All that's left are idiots.

Quit calling them idiots like this is a bad joke. They are a transnational crime syndicate masquerading as a government. They are destroying our institutions.
They don’t care if they look like fools when they hold this vast amount of power. In the end they’re laughing at us.

I was referring to federal employees in the White House, Trump's advisors. Not Giuliani, Toensing and diGenova.

Pence and Pompeo may be complicit but they're not a "transnational crime syndicate". Who are Trump's advisors? Kelly quit. Jared and Ivanka have mostly moved to Israel. Mulvaney?

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Anonymous wrote:Bottom line, the whole Hunter Biden thing is Russian propaganda. There is no "there" there and it is being pushed and amplified by individuals hostile to the United States.

The truly sad and frightening part of this is that it includes the President of the United States and his associates.

Features, not includes.

I disagree.

You disagree that the president is blowing Russian propaganda? Maybe look at how many of his twitter followers are bots managed by the Russian digital mills. Maybe look at how psy-ops has worked in other countries - it is the authoritarian playbook to a tee. Discredit the media, tell lies, flood the zone with chaos, while the agenda is being carried out in the background.

I disagree that this sh*tshow merely "features" Trump, as if he's an unwitting patsy. I think he and his administration are actively hostile to the United States and are willing and intentional participants in Russia's propaganda operation.