I didn't imply that at all. The witnesses weren't all lying, those that even testified about it--I don't remember many going there. It is simply very confusing. I will wait for Dana to explain.
I see well I guess if you can't stand to take a stand then it would be best to wait for the DNC to tell you what you should believe.
Sorry I suggested I might agree with you. Obviously that was a mistake.
I'm not taking a stand until I know what is up. To me it sounds as if the Dems jumped the gun in bringing forth their evidence and maybe should have waited for a bit more of that stuff to become available before postulating their theories. Because now it raises some suspicions about the accuracy of their evidence generally. If one piece is wrong, how much of the rest is wrong?
Zelensky will NEVER admit he felt pressured to comply with the President's "favor." He needs the US's support and our aid way too much for that. I don't believe the Dems have a strong argument for obstruction either since they didn't take the people who refused their subpoenas to court. So that is two strong strikes against either Article from prevailing.
When you look, overall, at what the President did and continues to do in regard to this whole situation, he's guilty as hell. When you start looking at the details necessary to legally prove it, though, things are weak.