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Contrast the seriousness, depth of knowledge, and measured demeanor of Yovanovitch and other State Dept. witnesses with the clown show of this administration and their congressional cronies.
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anything wrong. An investigation done by a law firm interviewed hundreds of people, and found zero evidence that jordan knew anything. two(?) people suing the school say he was aware. again, i’d be happy to do a complete, thorough investigation to see what he knew. as i’d be happy to investigate what the bidens did in ukraine. i’m always a fan of truth, not merely when it serves my agenda. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Can you pls. post up some links showing credible evidence Joe Biden did anything corrupt. |
and in real time we have the Pres. of the US trashing and trying to destroy witnesses. How is this not witness intimidation.
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Trump attacking Ambassador Yovanovitch while she’s testifying. Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad. She started off in Somalia, how did that go? Then fast forward to Ukraine, where the new Ukrainian President spoke unfavorably about her in my second phone call with him. It is a U.S. President’s absolute right to appoint ambassadors. Adam Schiff asks how this impacts other her & other witnesses. It’s intimidating, she says. When Schiff asks Yovanovitch if Trump is trying to intimidate witnesses, she declines. She says the effect is intimidating, but she can’t say what his intent is. Consummately professional, she’s testifying to what she knows, not what the questioner wants to hear. Although impeachment doesn’t require a crime, witness intimidation is in fact a crime & could be the basis of another article of impeachment. Here’s the relevant law, https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1512 It’s hard to be restrained like she has in the face of this kind of misconduct by an American president. He’s not fit to lick her boots. |
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If you are worried about him being unqualified, you ought to look at Stephen Miller's CV Here's his CV prior to Burisma and yes, who you know, where you went to school does count. Trump will always be a bridge and tunnel boy and he will never get over it. In 1992, he graduated from Georgetown University with a bachelor's degree in history. During the year after he graduated from college, he served as a Jesuit volunteer at a church in Portland, Oregon, where he met and eventually married Kathleen Buhle. After attending Georgetown University Law Center for one year, he transferred to Yale Law School, graduating in 1996. After graduating from law school, Biden took a position at MBNA America, a major bank holding company which was also a major contributor to his father's political campaigns. By 1998, he had risen to the rank of executive vice president. From 1998 to 2001, he served in the United States Department of Commerce, focusing on ecommerce policy. Biden became a lobbyist in 2001, co-founding the firm of Oldaker, Biden & Belair. In 2006, Biden and his uncle, James Biden, attempted to buy Paradigm, a hedge-fund group, but the deal fell apart before completion. That same year he was appointed by President George W. Bush to a five year term on the board of directors of Amtrak. He was chosen as the board's vice chairman, and served from July 2006 until resigning at the end of January 2009. After his father was elected as vice president in 2008, Biden resigned from his position on the Amtrak board of directors and left his career as a lobbyist. Along with Christopher Heinz, stepson of John Kerry, and Devon Archer, Biden founded the investment firm Rosemont Seneca. He also became an attorney with the law firm Boies Schiller Flexner LLP, and founded Eudora Global, a venture capital firm. |
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You would think that the Trumplicans would want to call Shokin as a witness, I wonder why not? |
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No doubt the son benefited from having daddy as Sen. but it is not illegal. |
Some parallels can be drawn with Trump’s longtime buddy Roger Stone being convicted of tampering with a witness before Congress on the day Trump attacks a witness testifying before Congress.
And since Floridaman only surrounds himself with the best people, federal prosecutors are investigating whether Rudy Giuliani stood to personally profit from a Ukrainian natural-gas business pushed by two associates. |
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Close to 14 Million watched the first public hearing, more than 20% of the number that voted in 2016
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Do you actual Think intelligence gathering is only True if the person spoke directly to Putin or Kim .. And that we dismiss any information if they havent had direct conversations ??? How many professional does it take all getting the same message from above for you just accept that it happened ... because again I havent seen anyone under oath who sees it differently .... Why is That:huh: Republicans are once again banking on their bases lack of basic common sense |
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asked jim this same question ' How many professional does it take all getting the same message from above for you just accept that it happened ... and why havent we seen anyone under oath from the administration who sees it differently ....???? Why is That MR :faga: |
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dad was the point person on the executive branch’s ukrainian agenda. i agree not illegal. what did trump do that was illegal? quid pro quo is illegal? how many times a day does one politician say to another, “vote for my bill, and i’ll vote for yours.” as confident as you all are that there’s nothing there, the left sure doesn’t want the truth revealed. how about we do an honest investigation and release the results? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Yovanovitch says John Solomon's columns were used to push false allegations BY OLIVIA BEAVERS - 11/15/19 01:58 PM EST 930 12 Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch testified Friday that a shadow campaign led by Rudy Giuliani and his associates appeared to be behind what she said were false attacks against her that led to her ouster. She singled out columns in The Hill written by former conservative opinion contributor John Solomon, which the staff counsel to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) highlighted during the committee's second public impeachment hearing. In response to questions from staff counsel Daniel Goldman, Yovanovich said the origin of the attacks against her was a series of opinion articles in The Hill authored by Solomon. She also said the allegations came in part from Yuri Lutsenko, the former prosecutor general of Ukraine. "This effort by Giuliani and his associates resulted in a series of articles in The Hill publication that were based on allegations in part from Lutsenko," she said. Goldman in his questioning highlighted three categories of attacks against Yovanovitch. "One category included the attacks against you, which you referenced in your opening statement including that you had bad-mouthed the president and had given the prosecutor general a do-not-prosecute list," Goldman said. "There was another that included allegations of Ukrainian interference in a 2016 election and then there was a third that related to allegations concerning Burisma and the Bidens, is that accurate?" "Yes," Yovanovitch answered, adding that they "seemed to be promoted by those around Mayor Giuliani." "These attacks were being repeated by the president himself and his son," she added, which she said made her "worried." Such allegations also received pickup on Fox News, she noted. Yovanovitch said it was false that she had bad-mouthed the president and handed Lutsenko a do-not-prosecute list, a charge initially included in a column by Solomon in The Hill after an interview with Lutsenko. Yovanovitch and the State Department have pushed back on that claim, saying it is false there was such a list. Ukrainian media quoted Lutsenko as changing his story, though in an interview with The New York Times last month, Lutsenko blamed the confusion on an interpreter for his interview with Solomon and said Yovanovitch had asked him to target certain politicians and activists who worked with the embassy on its anti-corruption efforts. Yovanovitch has maintained on Wednesday that she did not speak negatively about the president, which was a point that led some to press for her removal. |
Of all the corrupt people and companies in Ukraine, Trump was only interested in the investigation of one AMERICAN who was serving on the board of one company. And that American just happened to be the son of the presidents possible electoral opponent in 2020
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Marie Yovanovitch confirms: the institutions are not holding up. She has witnessed a State Dept gutted and an administration succumbing to foreign influence and corruption.
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trump not to attack witnesses while they’re testifying. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Gym Jordan suggests that, as ambassador to Ukraine, Yovanovitch should have asked Ukrainians not to speak out after candidate Trump indicated he might support Russia’s seizure of Ukrainian territory.
Does Gym think that letting Russia invade and occupy Crimea was the policy of the administration at the time? It certainly looks like it is the policy of Putin's Puppet |
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