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where have you been? this statement you made no longer happens in our schools.Well it Has to make it through the Senate, and if it does every single one of those Republicans will be primaried out... lolThe time has come for Trump.
Trump Will Be Impeached
Ambassador William Taylorâs testimony sealed the deal.
October 22, 2019
by John Podhoretz
Remember when I said last week that October 17 was the worst day of the Trump presidency? Well, October 22 and has now come along to break the record. This is the day that, I think, has ensured Donald Trumpâs impeachment. Not his removal. But impeachment will be bad enough.
Todayâs key sentence: âAmbassador Sondland said, âeverythingâ was dependent on such an announcement, including security assistance.â
It comes from the testimony of acting U.S. ambassador to the Ukraine William Taylor before House impeachment investigators, and it instantly makes all but impossible the task of anyone seeking to defend Trump against the charge that he held up American military aid to Ukraine to secure a political advantage in the 2020 election.
There were three defenses of Trump following the revelations of the âwhistleblowerâ and the phone-call transcript of the conversation between the presidents of the United States and Ukraine. The first was that he is only interested in investigating corruption relating to the 2016 election. The second is that even though Trump himself said he wanted the Ukranian to do him a favor, there was no quid pro quo. The third is that the only thing Trump was trading for was a White House visit, which is no great shakes.
Thereâs no need to talk about the âwhistleblowerâ and his findings any longer, and thereâs no need for the whistleblower to be heard any further. We have a veteran U.S. diplomat on the record saying that a Trump intimate told him Trump was holding up Congressionally authorized and appropriated military aid to Ukraine because he wanted a public statement from the Zelensky government that it was investigating Joe Bidenâs son.
Taylor said this of a September 1 phone call with Gordon Sondland, our ambassador to the European Union about the $275 million in U.S. security assistance to Ukraine as well as a possible meeting between Trump and Ukranian president Zelensky:
âAmbassador Sondland told me that President Trump had told him that he wants President Zelensky to state publicly that Ukraine will investigate Burisma and alleged Ukrainian interference in the 2016 U.S. election. Ambassador Sondland also told me that he now recognized that he had made a mistake by earlier telling the Ukrainian officials to whom he spoke that a White House meeting with President Zelenskyy was dependent on a public announcement of investigationsâin fact, Ambassador Sondland said, âeverythingâ was dependent on such an announcement, including security assistance. He said that President Trump wanted President Zelenskyy âin a public boxâ by making a public statement about ordering such investigations.â
Ambassador William Taylorâs Testimony Ensured Trumpâs Impeachment
Trump has a guest coming to visit
And he doesn't worry about invitations
Where were you when you were supposed to learn about the impeachment process? Were you one of those who didn't go to class and spent their time getting drunk or high?
Seriously here, everyone who goes to school in the US learns the constitution. It starts in grade school and ends in high school with US History and civics class usually called Contemporary Issues.
The Senate has absolutely nothing to do with the impeachment. They have everything to do with the trial and ruling from the trial.
An impeachment is to indict or accuse someone of something. That's totally up to the House. The Senate has no power to stop it.
After the House impeaches the president the case goes to the Senate. The Senate holds a trial on the charges with the Supreme Court Chief Justice, John Roberts, presiding as judge. The Senators are the jury. They hear the whole case then vote to convict or not. If they convict, the president is thrown out of office. If they don't convict, the president isn't thrown out of office.
If you didn't learn that in school, which you were supposed to have learned it, then you would have learned it with the Clinton impeachment.
The Senate won't convict trump. trump and all his supporters will spend the election screaming that he was not found guilty thus he didn't commit any crime and it was all a hoax or witch hunt. Hoping that will save his fat butt in the election.
I hope that the American people are much more intelligent than that. I hope the American people throw his ugly fat butt out of office next year.
We have to wait until November 2020 to find out.
Meanwhile, stop making such a fool of yourself. Learn about a topic before you post.
Seriously here, everyone who goes to school in the US learns the constitution. It starts in grade school and ends in high school with US History and civics class usually called Contemporary Issues.