hog88
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I dont understand the layers of this debate. It is simply beyond question that Trump held up the aid to get a political favor. Any argument otherwise has been soundly disproved.
The only debate is the consequence. Removal or not. That's it.
I'm betting USAF![]()
Lutsenko did recant. He now says that Marie Yovanovitch did not give him a "do not prosecute" list.
Separately, Lutsenko is also under investigation now for his own corruption. Per USA Today: Authorities in the Ukraine opened an investigation into Lutsenko in October for providing cover to illegal gambling businesses in Ukraine.
That would be a bodacious troll job if there ever was one.Good call, I missed that in his nickname.
I wonder if this is really @Grand Vol coming back to be a Christmas troll?
I haven't seen anyone here dispute the credibility and integrity of Kurt Volker, whose testimony in the House was mostly favorable to Trump. Volker did testify that he didn't believe that withholding the military aid from the Ukraine was part of a quid-pro-quo scheme. However, Volker also testified to this regarding the John Solomon articles from The Hill:So what you are saying is Solomon was truthful/accurate when he said Lutsenko did say that there was a list and that Lutsenko then laater changed his story. Your problem would appear to be with Lutsenko and not Solomon.
What else you got, because that ain't it.
Another Hit. A few more BowlBrother85 and your Battleship will be sunk brotha.That's him saying, on Dec. 9, that she did approach him with names not to prosecute. You going to believe CNN or your lying eyes?
Frankly, who in Ukraine isn't under investigation? I'm saying "we" do not know who is telling the truth, cannot trust the left on anything re: Russian conspiracy, Ukraine, or "Trump said neo-Nazis were good people" or - well - anything.
Yovanovitch testified Nov. 15th and agreed he recanted.
That's Lutsenko on Dec. 9th, definitely not recanted just as Solomon reported
Lutsenko did recant... Now, if he has once again reversed himself? Then he wouldn't appear to be very credible, would he?That's him saying, on Dec. 9, that she did approach him with names not to prosecute. You going to believe CNN or your lying eyes?
Frankly, who in Ukraine isn't under investigation? I'm saying "we" do not know who is telling the truth, cannot trust the left on anything re: Russian conspiracy, Ukraine, or "Trump said neo-Nazis were good people" or - well - anything.
Yovanovitch testified Nov. 15th and agreed he recanted.
That's Lutsenko on Dec. 9th, definitely not recanted just as Solomon reported
That's just his opinion and may be a politically motivated one as well.I haven't seen anyone here dispute the credibility and integrity of Kurt Volker, whose testimony in the House was mostly favorable to Trump. Volker did testify that he didn't believe that withholding the military aid from the Ukraine was part of a quid-pro-quo scheme. However, Volker also testified to this regarding the John Solomon articles from The Hill:
"The allegations themselves, including those against Ambassador Yovanovitch, did not appear to me to be credible at all." - Kurt Volker, former United States Special Representative for Ukraine negotiations
Policy that benefits Russia AND compromises our national securityThat's a non-response.
You said policy that benefits Russia is treason. Now, glancing off my power shield of objectivity, you don't think so. Ain't that funny....
Was Obama tougher on Russia? I've thought it through and detailed it, so choose wisely.
You're twiddling your thumbs here, trying to discredit Solomon rather than refuting the "facts" NCFisher posted several times for you.I haven't seen anyone here dispute the credibility and integrity of Kurt Volker, whose testimony in the House was mostly favorable to Trump. Volker did testify that he didn't believe that withholding the military aid from the Ukraine was part of a quid-pro-quo scheme. However, Volker also testified to this regarding the John Solomon articles from The Hill:
"The allegations themselves, including those against Ambassador Yovanovitch, did not appear to me to be credible at all." - Kurt Volker, former United States Special Representative for Ukraine negotiations