Hate to see it Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, is being investigated by federal prosecutors for possible campaign finance violations and a failure to register as a foreign agent as part of an active investigation into his financial dealings, according to three U.S. officials...

Here is your so called whistle blower 33 yo Eric Cieramella(spelling?). He is a Democrat holdover from Obama, Trump should have canned all Obama appointees on day 1. Looks like he has lots of friends. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20191031/208c66275056102ead517388eb983357.jpg Sent from my iPad u...

Not necessarily a "bombshell" - but, there was a piece of new information that could turn out to be significant. There was a phone call overheard by one of Taylor's aide between Sondland and Trump re: the investigations. It was the day after the call between Trump and Zelensky. The aide wi...

Why doesn't he count?

How did they screw the pooch on Bolton? Not subpoenaing him?

Bill Weld

HI54UNI wrote:So I see we're moving on to calling it "bribery" now since nobody knows what quid pro quo means.

Huh?

Good question. My guess is Victoria Toensing.

The founders threw off the yolk of a monarchy for a republic. The people making the "moves should not be big or sudden" argument at the time were Loyalists. Hell, Jefferson thought we should reevaluate everything every 20 years. And lastly, let us provide in our constitution for its revisi...

SeattleGriz wrote:Sure he is, but Joe opened the door by bragging he got the anti corruption investigator fired.

Again...

Shokin wasn't an "anti-corruption investigator."

He was soft on corruption and his firing insured someone tougher on corruption would be put in his place.

We do have more SEC wins than Arkansas and more ACC wins than Syracuse.

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/660/cpsprodpb/B2BE/production/_109185754_split.jpg Two associates of Rudolph W. Giuliani pressed the then-president of Ukraine in February to announce investigations into former vice president Joe Biden’s son and purported Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election in...

I don't think Trump's actions relative to Ukraine were good in any sense of the word - they were certainly an abuse of power. Abuse of power is certainly impeachable. Glad to see you in the impeachment camp. :clap: And, since you think Trump "certainly" abused his power... also in the con...

Hmmm.

BDKJMU wrote:He is right- the coup attempt has started. Just took longer than they planned.

lol.

Impeachment isn't a coup. Impeachment is part of the Constitution. And, they aren't going to remove him. Relax.

Lol

State Department counsel had to reach out to Hannity to ask him to stop peddling his Ukraine theories.

Trump knew it would like bad for him. BDK knows it too.

The former Gov was the least popular governor in the country by a wide margin Hmmmmm. I wonder who the least popular Senator is. Could it also be a Kentuckian? According to a RealClearPolitics polling average, McConnell’s approval rating currently sits at 24.3 percent, and Morning Consult poll cond...

You know what? Maybe you're right - maybe Biden had no idea that the focus of the Ukrainian AG on a company that was paying his son around 50K PER MONTH (because Hunter's just so talented) was a potential problem. I have no problem with that. It was a problem and it still is a problem for Biden. Fu...

Is your stash of powerbars hidden somewhere around Harper's Ferry, or was that SW VA?

I'm trying to elucidate the difference between the two theories. One is backed by evidence. The other isn't. Does anyone have evidence that Biden pressuring Ukraine to fire Shokin had anything to do with his son? We do have evidence the Trump administration pressured Ukraine to announce an investiga...