the question is did he threaten pulling money if they didn't? what business of it was his to tell another country to fire a prosecutor? quid pro quo much? come on injun, let me know.
You really think we should send American money to a country that is not serious about fighting corruption. What Obama did was correct.
Trump had a great conversation, even a perfect conversation, with the Ukraine President and they discussed corruption.
The Prosecutor wants to get to the bottom of this Biden business and also would like to discuss some things with our AG. Given all the US money we have given them, that's probably a very good idea.
So you say. The Trump Administration is one of the most corrupt.
No. So says both parties of the conversation and the prosecutor who even Bragging Billionaire Bounty Biden said was a "real solid guy."
You have to deal with facts and evidence.
On the one hand we have the first person testimony of BOTH principles of the conversation. Both named and known, both testifying about what they heard and said, first hand.
On the other side you have a leaker, unknown, no first hand information, first says there was coercion, then back tracks. If they back tracked from coercion, just what the hell are they claiming?
Further, not only do you not have any first hand information,
You don't know who the leaker is,
You don't even know if they are an American,
Frankly, you don't even know if they actually exist,
You haven't seen the complaint,
And you don't have a transcript of the call.
Trump and the Ukraine president says it was great call, even a perfect call, perhaps the finest call ever between two Presidents and to show just what a great call it was, Trump expects to be able to release the transcript of the call at the appropriate time.