Yup, there goes the impeachment...ROTFLMFAO
newsthud ^ | November 5, 2019
Lindsey Graham just made his move and signaled to Nancy Pelosi that the game is up. He told Fox News last night that no Republican Senators will vote to impeach.
Not even Mitt Romney. He added that Trump didnāt do anything wrong and said the phone call was fine. Look, this is going to come down to one set of bureaucrats against another set of bureaucrats.
All unelected. Some are saying what Trump did is a crime and put our national security at risk while others say what Trump did was fine and happens all the time in diplomacy.
In short, this is what happens in third world countries not America. We donāt listen to bureaucrats we listen to the voters.
To that aim, Graham checkmated Pelosi and demanded the Senate open investigations into the Bidens. What will happen then is we will have dueling political investigations with dueling bureaucrats telling tales.
From The Hill:
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) is calling for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to probe ties between the Bidens and Ukraine, including calling State Department officials.
āWe need to look at whether or not Hunter Biden corruptly engaged in lobbying. Did Joe Biden ask the prosecutor to be fired because he was investigating his son?ā Graham asked during an interview on Monday with Fox Newsās Laura Ingraham.
He added that he hoped Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jim Risch (R-Idaho) āwill open up an investigation about the role of the State Department in all this.ā
Spokespeople for Risch didnāt immediately respond to a request for comment.
President Trump and his allies have latched onto Bidenās connection to Ukraine as the former vice president seeks the Democratic nomination to challenge Trump in 2020.
Joe Biden pushed in 2016 for the dismissal of a Ukrainian prosecutor who had been accused of overlooking corruption in his own office. Thereās no indication Joe Biden was acting with his sonās interests in mind, and the former vice president has denied doing so.
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A shot across the bow ... if the impeachment proceedings make it to the Senate?
After all, an investigation of the Bidenās is necessary to determine if there was indeed corruption. And others might be implicated, too.
I am surprised that Graham hasn't mentioned this sooner.
newsthud ^ | November 5, 2019
Lindsey Graham just made his move and signaled to Nancy Pelosi that the game is up. He told Fox News last night that no Republican Senators will vote to impeach.
Not even Mitt Romney. He added that Trump didnāt do anything wrong and said the phone call was fine. Look, this is going to come down to one set of bureaucrats against another set of bureaucrats.
All unelected. Some are saying what Trump did is a crime and put our national security at risk while others say what Trump did was fine and happens all the time in diplomacy.
In short, this is what happens in third world countries not America. We donāt listen to bureaucrats we listen to the voters.
To that aim, Graham checkmated Pelosi and demanded the Senate open investigations into the Bidens. What will happen then is we will have dueling political investigations with dueling bureaucrats telling tales.
From The Hill:
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) is calling for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to probe ties between the Bidens and Ukraine, including calling State Department officials.
āWe need to look at whether or not Hunter Biden corruptly engaged in lobbying. Did Joe Biden ask the prosecutor to be fired because he was investigating his son?ā Graham asked during an interview on Monday with Fox Newsās Laura Ingraham.
He added that he hoped Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jim Risch (R-Idaho) āwill open up an investigation about the role of the State Department in all this.ā
Spokespeople for Risch didnāt immediately respond to a request for comment.
President Trump and his allies have latched onto Bidenās connection to Ukraine as the former vice president seeks the Democratic nomination to challenge Trump in 2020.
Joe Biden pushed in 2016 for the dismissal of a Ukrainian prosecutor who had been accused of overlooking corruption in his own office. Thereās no indication Joe Biden was acting with his sonās interests in mind, and the former vice president has denied doing so.
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A shot across the bow ... if the impeachment proceedings make it to the Senate?
After all, an investigation of the Bidenās is necessary to determine if there was indeed corruption. And others might be implicated, too.
I am surprised that Graham hasn't mentioned this sooner.
