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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
But that’s when Sondland asked the question of what Trump
wanted.
See Pete, the way human conversations work is, someone asks you a question, and then you answer it. It’s not easy to answer a question before it’s asked, even if that would be politically preferable.
So to you, the fact that Trump didn’t answer the question until
it was asked, is evidence of guilt. Trump should have preemptively told him that he didn’t want anything.
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See Jim, the way conspiracies work is the boss gets the people who work for him to do the dirty work, they never know all the parts of the conspiracy and the boss knows it all. It does make it harder to investigate, but it can and has been done under RICO many times.
That's why the hearsay rules for a conspiracy differ from typical.
Obstructing the investigation by withholding testimony and documents will make it harder to obtain the truth.
Has the WH let anyone testify?
Has the WH released any of the subpoenaed documentation?
Did Zelensky go to the White House already?
Was the money released before the White House learned of the whistleblower?
Did Ukraine's new government get all the Trump and Pence meetings it was first promised?