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Bolton pegging Floridaman
Since it looks like Bolton is gonna spill the beans will the Trumplicans in the Senate willingly accept roles as co-conspirators, enablers or will they fulfill their constitutional duties?
Pegging is a cribbage term, isn’t it? |
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I look forward to seeing justice served.
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Desperate tweet from Floridaman, testimony trumps tweets
The Democrat controlled House never even asked John Bolton to testify. It is up to them, not up to the Senate! Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Thanks for the update,keep us posted.
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Bolton, Joe Diden, Hunter Biden, Flynn lets get them all on the stage.
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TRUMP Bolton's only looking to sell books
He loves them till they leave Him.. And his answers about the troops with the concussion injuries... heard that they had headaches and a couple of other things, and I can say and report it is not very serious," said President Trump. Veterans group demands apology from Trump over comments on brain injuries He'll dismiss that criticism as fake media Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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the snowflakes have no interest in learning what the Biden’s were doing there. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
A horrible connection if it pans out: On Dec. 30, Trump learned what Bolton’s book would say. Bolton has been pushing war with Iran for years. Iran’s General Soleimani was in US sights for years. Trump suddenly ordered his assassination on Jan. 3, four days after seeing the book.
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Some GOP senators reportedly pushing White House for information on who at administration had visibility into the manuscript over the last month. Senators downstream feel blindsided.
Cipollinni's office had the manuscript since December 30th, he claimed before the Senators that there was no direct evidence. Hope the Senate has hip boots, soon they are going to need a boat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrTp3JDG9Fs |
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paul, you real see nothing fishy that hunter was appointed to that board? it’s a coincidence that of all countries, he gets a cushy job in Ukraine, at a time when his father was the point man on Ukraine policy? You’re saying there’s nothing suspicious there? i disagree. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The Ukr. wanted to curry favor w/Joe Biden but there is zero proof either Biden did anything wrong. The rich and politically connected always benefit in those ways (college, jobs, etc) but in the US we don't investigate. |
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Again, if the biden’s didn’t do anything wrong, Trump looks stupid for asking for an investigation. Paul, we all have different thresholds for what’s suspicious. this is beyond that threshold for me. I’m no brain dead zombie. i think trump probably threatened to withhold the aid. i just don’t see it as anywhere near impeachable. biden bragged about withholding aid from the same country unless they did what he wanted. so threatening to withhold aid, by itself, was ok when biden did it. If the big deal is personal benefit ( helping trump get re elected), obviously they all do things to help them get the elected, and many of those things involve the use of public resources. The obama administration used public resources to deceive the FISA court to get permission to spy on the Trump campaign. One of you, i think it was you, said that learning the truth about what the burdens did there, benefits no one except Trump. That’s beyond absurd. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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This is similar to Benghazi and how McCarthy admitted that the real reason for the prolonged investigation was to hurt H. Clinton politically. How scummy is that, that McCarthy would use dead Americans to score political points. To think Trump was concerned with any corruption anywhere is laughable. |
What does Biden have to do with Trump's impeachment?
Are either Bidens fact witness's? If there is an actual predicate for the investigation, the FBI will gladly do it. Meanwhile, Romney says it’s “increasingly likely” more GOP senators vote to call in Bolton and has spoken to other senators about it. And Floridaman just put out a tweet that likely removes any vestige of executive privilege he had over his conversation with Bolton. I think he's starting to smell the cell. |
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the biden’s actions only get to the validity of trump asking for an investigation. and that there is benefit to everyone, not just Trump, to finding out what the Biden’s were doing there. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
The charge against Floridaman is not that he wanted an actual investigation of corruption in Ukraine, but that he did not care if there was an investigation at all. As all of the evidence in the record shows, what Floridaman asked for was the announcement of an investigation, and Floridaman had no interest in combating corruption of any kind.
The argument for impeachment and removal is that Floridaman engaged in the sort of conduct that the founders identified as justifying including impeachment in the Constitution: Using the nation's foreign policy as a tool for personal benefit, and thereby betraying the public trust, aka abuse of power. The announcement of an investigation into Burisma and the Bidens would benefit Floridaman's personal political ambitions, yet there is no plausible argument that the mere announcement of an investigation could or would do anything to advance any legitimate anti-corruption agenda. If there is evidence that Floridaman was actually seeking a genuine investigation, and not merely an announcement, where is it? Those who might be able to back up that claim, Ambassador John Bolton or OMB Director Mick Mulvaney, have not been allowed to testify, and Floridaman has refused to release documents or other materials that might support this characterization of events. |
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The "actions" we were discussing, was getting to the bottom of what the Bidens were doing in Ukraine. You said =that getting to the bottom of it, benefitted no one but Trump. |
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I'm not desperate. I just think it is scummy to want an investigation based on "coincidence". |
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I said that liberals claim it was a coincidence. a harmless coincidence is one thing. that’s probably not what this is. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Yes, It only benefits Trump. They weren't going anything in Ukr. other than H. Biden working for a company there. To imply there was something nefarious going on w/o any evidence is wrong. |
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how could you possibly know that they didn’t do anything wrong? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Joe Biden lost his wife and daughter in a car crash shortly after being elected to the Senate, he lost one of his two remaining children to cancer.
Did he push some for his remaining child, I assume he did, I would also. But you still have no predicate for the investigation of either of the Bidens. Being on a board is not an indictable crime or even worthy of investigation, you might wonder what expertise Nikki Haley brings to Boeing if you think it is. And if you have concerns about emoluments and nepotism you probably should look closely at the current occupant of the White House. |
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saying i don’t know, which is why i’d like to find out. you find out by investigating. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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My God - what don't you understand about that? |
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in the case of Carter Page, fabricated probable cause). Paul, you’re saying you think it’s likely that Hunter would have gotten that Ukrainian energy job, even if his dad wasn’t the VP and point man on Ukraine for Obama? That’s what this boils down to. is it reasonable to assume that Hunters getting that job, had nothing to do with who his father was? I say no, it’s not reasonable. I presume you say yes, it is reasonable, no reason to assume anything fishy took place? thank god we live in a country where we can disagree. you can have the last word, this has descended into an absurd Abbott and Costello routine. Trump ain’t getting removed. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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here is the latest conspiracy form thoses seeking the truth....
Source: Alexander Vindman’s Brother, Yevgeny, Clears Publications by NSC Officials so he leaked Boltons Book https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...nsc-officials/ and here are some of the most popular comments both should be arrested as double agents of Russia. 251 likes (PS their not russian LOL) I have been telling you guys for a long time, the left is playing for keeps. They mean to enslave us or genocide us. Nothing else.I f you can identify antifa cells, leftists in your area, john browns or any of those folks. Be ready to react when the bugaloo happens. FYI bugaloo is the new code word for Civil war or I still believe Trump will achieve all this in his second term. We must get control of the House. If the indictments do not begin and if these traitors and bastards get away with their crimes there will be hell to pay. For everyone defending Trump non stop. ^^^^^ These are the people your to standing next too. and the ideas they embrace .. even if you think your not ... |
Senior level White House sources tell ABC the president’s legal team is preparing for the possibility of witnesses in the impeachment trial. Sources tell that the legal team is preparing aggressive, drawn out legal fight to block testimony of potential witnesses.
Any attempt by the White House to silence or censor John Bolton by going to a federal court would run into the quadruple buzz saw of the Senate’s “sole” power to try impeachments, the First Amendment, the Speech and Debate Clause, and political reality. Search the transcript of Saturday’s impeachment trial, as President Trump’s lawyers began their opening arguments, and you’ll see there’s a name nowhere to be found: John Bolton, the former national security adviser. The president’s lawyers made no mention of him. And now there’s no need to speculate why. Because the news about what’s in Bolton’s forthcoming book is out — and it shows that his testimony would be devastating to Trump. The New York Times reported Sunday night that Bolton submitted his manuscript to the White House for pre-publication review four weeks ago. Which means, in all likelihood, that at least some members of the president’s defense team have known exactly what Bolton would say if called to the stand. |
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