Schiff lost his marbles

[spence]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

It's "brilliant" to suggest that we punish someone for something they might do in the future, and to suggest Russia is going to invade?

What exactly did he say? Seems like you're just trying to distract yourself from the real issue.

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by spence

What exactly did he say? Seems like you're just trying to distract yourself from the real issue.

So, by your own admission, you don't know what he said. But you somehow concluded that he was "brilliant".

It's a complete waste trying to talk to you guys.

[spence]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

So, by your own admission, you don't know what he said. But you somehow concluded that he was "brilliant".

It's a complete waste trying to talk to you guys.

Didn't watch the entire thing but what I saw was freaking great.

You're dodging now.

[detbuch]

Originally Posted by spence

Didn't watch the entire thing but what I saw was freaking great.

You're dodging now.

Apparently Schiff is a good actor. Even Graham congratulated him on a well spoken presentation.

Of course, Graham would probably say that though the presentation was good in style, it was BS in substance.

[Ian]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

It's a complete waste trying to talk to you guys.

This happened before the end of page 1... imagine if...
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[fishgolf]

The Ukrainian Aid package was approved in August of 2018. If it was so vital to the Ukrainian's ability to fend of Russia, why would the process to deliver it to Ukraine take 11 to 12 months?

I think the argument that it was held up (legally or not) is a red herring and the Democrats a bit disingenuous for focusing on the Trump delay as so shattering to the Ukrainian's ability to defend themselves, and the follow on ability for the US to withstand Russian aggression. If the Congressional Oversight Committees focused on improving the funding process, there would not have been a delay. Not very efficient oversight or process. It is the responsibility of Oversight Committees to identify ineffective congressional processes and recommend improvements.

[Ian]

Originally Posted by fishgolf

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I think the argument that it was held up (legally or not) is a red herring and the Democrats a bit disingenuous for focusing on the Trump delay as so shattering to the Ukrainian's ability to defend themselves, and the follow on ability for the US to withstand Russian aggression.

How is this a red herring, it’s literally the crime. It’s been discovered that part of the delay was that he was continuing to withhold it until they publicly announced an investigation into his own political rival.

What you’re pointing out is something they should focus on AFTER they hold him accountable for abuse of power, not instead!!!
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