VolnJC
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You're defending a half cocked argument from Spacecoast the the Dems voted down party lines. That was incorrect. It was the R's that voted down party lines.So who is arguing both sides?
The Democrats in the House have been very consistent in voting en bloc but not for the Articles of Impeachment. So . . . did Miss Nancy give them permission this one time?
You posted this in plain simple English where most people can read & understand it. But for Loother, you needed to bring your crayons & your coloring book for the dynamic visual effect.
No I'm not. I'm just providing indicators that the House articles of impeachment are so weak that they couldn't get the full support of their own party members.You're defending a half cocked argument from Spacecoast the the Dems voted down party lines. That was incorrect. It was the R's that voted down party lines.
Bring it on. I want to know who the whistleblower is? Adam Schifftt, wants witnesses, then fine. He has got to be nervous now, even if he wanted witnesses. They can’t hide the whistleblower, because he is a big part of this trial. They are going to want the whistleblower to testify. I want the Bidens in as well. If we’re going to do this right, then I don’t have a problem with Trump’s team testifying at all. A trade for a trade is fair.
WOW!No I'm not. I'm just providing indicators that the House articles of impeachment are so weak that they couldn't get the full support of their own party members.
So far, that's the only instance in this POS that has shown any bipartisan agreement and it didn't go the way you wanted it to. I guess you spin it that the Democrats are the only reasonable ones by this example?
Lolololololololololololol.
What???? They are completely separate events. Trump provides multiple reasons for investigations.
That kind of thinking is treasonous. However, for a political bloc that seeks to rule by propaganda, intimidation, and good old fashioned brain washing; it's hardly surprising. His real message would be "the election can't be left to those other voters".
I'm not sure that Ciarmella was the so called whistleblower. I'm not sure there was an actual "whistleblower," but that the WB is a fictional person made up by Schiff and staff, to take advantage of the whistleblower statute. I wouldn't call Ciarmella as a witness. I'm sure he was in on it, but that's as far as I would go.