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Indeed.When you have a citation to any generally accepted authority for your baseless opinion that either extortion or a quid pro quo demand requires more than one actor to meet the mens rea, we are all ears.
Indeed.When you have a citation to any generally accepted authority for your baseless opinion that either extortion or a quid pro quo demand requires more than one actor to meet the mens rea, we are all ears.
I thought it was the russians that gave her a bad name.Between you and the racist, it looks from your cashmere sweaters, it just got cold in here. Try wearing bras, ladies. You’re both giving the fairer sex a bad name.
When you have a citation to any generally accepted authority for your baseless opinion that either extortion or a quid pro quo demand requires more than one actor to meet the mens rea, we are all ears. Good luck, Jim.
Of course, you have written proof that us people made such scurrilous accusations in the months after the electoral college rules installed Trump as president, correct? Us people await your evidence with bated breath.
Between you and the racist, it looks from your cashmere sweaters, it just got cold in here. Try wearing bras, ladies. You’re both giving the fairer sex a bad name.
Who needs written proof when you can pull up the video yourself. Your beginning to act and sound a lot like Sunshine...Of course, you have written proof that us people made such scurrilous accusations in the months after the electoral college rules installed Trump as president, correct? Us people await your evidence with bated breath.
Was that recorded, like the phone call was? Or is this more information similar to the Steele dossier or SCOTUS accuser? You would have thought that with this being such a slam dunk for impeachment that ALL of the Democrats would have voted in favor of moving forward, right? But that didn't even happen...Not sure about the Ukrainian official, but several respected American's have, including a decorated veteran who has first hand knowledge of the call--Lt. Col Alexander Vindman. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Trumps own ally, Sondland, acknowledged what Trump said in the call amounted to a quid pro quo.
"Sondland’s lawyer told the Wall Street Journal that the top diplomat specifically said that Ukraine agreeing to open up an investigation into 2016 election interference and a probe into a gas company where former vice president Joe Biden’s son once served on the board was a condition for a White House meeting between Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky. A lawmaker asked Sondland specifically whether that amounted to a quid pro quo. The diplomat specified that he wasn’t a lawyer but he believed the answer to that question was yes. "
Huh? Impeachment proceedings, public, with facts. Deal with it, pumpkin.Was that recorded, like the phone call was? Or is this more information similar to the Steele dossier or SCOTUS accuser? You would have thought that with this being such a slam dunk for impeachment that ALL of the Democrats would have voted in favor of moving forward, right? But that didn't even happen...
Glad to see your still trying but you're having problems following along... can't help you there Sunshine.Huh? Impeachment proceedings, public, with facts. Deal with it, pumpkin.
Huh? Impeachment proceedings, public, with facts. Deal with it, pumpkin.
Maybe they know who the Whistler is.Let’s just be glad neither of Rudy’s two fine young associates don’t turn to rats.
Already are!Let’s just be glad neither of Rudy’s two fine young associates don’t turn to rats.
Let’s just be glad neither of Rudy’s two fine young associates don’t turn to rats.
Remind me why it is mandated that tax payers provide funding for Ukraines defense but not money for ongoing and updated construction of a wall on our Southern Border. Quid pro quo? So Hunter Biden making 50k a month to fund his Dad’s campaign is not a concern for you? Some due diligence seems reasonable to me.A good time to summarize the Whistleblower scandal to date. And just undisputed facts unless otherwise noted.
Trump personally orchestrated a quid pro quo extortion plot in which he would withhold congress-mandated essential military defense aid to our ally, Ukraine, in exchange for Ukraine’s President announcing publicly, and undertaking an investigation into Joe Biden. This is a violation of federal law, and under careful consideration as an abuse of power.
Present and former State Department officials, some career diplomats, others political appointees loyal to Trump have so stated under oath before congressional committees. The call summary, erroneously referred to as the call transcript, further support the quid pro quo crime. The initial complaint has proven true in all material aspects.
There is no set of rules or procedures that exist under which the House is obligated by law to follow in undertaking an impeachment inquiry, apart from the broad authority stated in the US Constitution, and dissimilar prior impeachment inquiries initially undertaken by the DOJ, then presented to Congress to consider. At best, prior impeachment inquiry protocols are arguably only persuasive, rather than binding precedent. Trump’s supporters have abandoned the initial defense of no quid pro quo, and now grasp to differences in how prior impeachment inquiries were conducted, albeit under quite different circumstances and procedures of prosecution.
Here, AG Barr elected to dispose of the Whistleblower complaint, and not undertake any inquiry. That left it to Congress to initiate the inquiry.
So there we are. Corroborated testimony from a myriad of witnesses, many loyal to Trump, that reveal the illegal Trump quid pro quo scheme a crime, and therefore subject to the consideration of the House to impeach, and the Senate to try and remove Trump.
Rather than a popularly expounded talking point that this process is an attempt to undue an election, should Trump be removed, it would be an entirely constitutional exercise, with the elected Vice President to assume the office of President. No coup, only a constitutional exercise in democracy.
Remind me why it is mandated that tax payers provide funding for Ukraines defense but not money for ongoing and updated construction of a wall on our Southern Border. Quid pro quo? So Hunter Biden making 50k a month to fund his Dad’s campaign is not a concern for you? Some due diligence seems reasonable to me.
You are free to start an alternative fact thread to expound irrelevant information. Should you have questions about the actual Whistleblower scandal here in the real world, I’m sure you’ll get a response to your queries.Remind me why it is mandated that tax payers provide funding for Ukraines defense but not money for ongoing and updated construction of a wall on our Southern Border. Quid pro quo? So Hunter Biden making 50k a month to fund his Dad’s campaign is not a concern for you? Some due diligence seems reasonable to me.