progressive hunter
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maybe,, but considering the corruption in all the agencies it was best to keep it in house,,more reasons to worry about his corruption,, and it was trumps sworn duty,, even if he would have announced,,There was plenty of reason to worry about Biden before he declared as your link stated.and he wasnt a rival until he announced his intent,,You claimed he was being investigated before he became a political rival. You bailed on the rival rhetoric to go to having declared. It’s a dishonest switch, but not the first time you’ve done it as I showed you did it just the other day.what claim?? I was telling you you were wrong about your claim, and then proceeded to prove it,,In reality. You still haven’t admitted you changed the language of your claim and haven’t added anything to it.only in your mind,,Which you have failed to counter. I’m getting bored. You aren’t even presenting an argument anymore. Just repeating the same old thing over and over again and expecting it to be right eventually.thanks for your opinion,,
You never proved your claim, in fact your link substantiated the opposite.
Since then you’ve been squirming around the facts because you have no argument left.
Point being that Trump’s motives are clearly questionable and highly suspicious for corruption.
Given you’ve said the president has a duty to investigate corruption, why would you be upset at the idea of Biden’s DoJ investigating Giuliani?
It wasn't Trump's sworn duty. If he had concerns, he should have given it to the appropriate agency to pursue, not his personal lawyer.
Using his personal lawyer like that indicates it has nothing to do with corruption, but using his power to find or make up political dirt on a personal rival.
ended up being the right move or the p[ublic wouldnt know about bidens corruption,,
well we already knew but this is just add on,,