I know they say accuse the other side of what you are guilty of but you usually don't do the thing you're lying about in front of everyone. What is Nunes doing?I mean, you gotta hand it to Nunes. He promised a smearing, and he delivered it.
Random: How many cities would DC have if it becomes a state? Just one at first?
ExactlyThere is absoluelty no way Trump knew the words 'quid pro quo' before the whole inquiry and WB stuff happened, let alone used it in any conversation.
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Trump did not take questions as he left WH for Texas visit. Read from notes. Declared that Sondland has cleared him, adding "this is the final word from the president of the United States. I want nothing." h/t WH pool.
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WATCH: When asked to react to Amb. Sondland's testimony about Sec. Pompeo in the impeachment hearing today, Sec. Pompeo responds with snark: "I didn't see a single thing today. I was working. Sounds like you might not have a been."
So what hearing was he watching? Or did he just watch Nunes's opening (wrong) statement?
"There was a quid pro quo."
TOTALLY CLEARS THE PRESIDENT! THANK YOU!
Q: How do you respond to Sondland that you directed him to coordinate Ukraine policy with Giuliani?
Pompeo: "I didn't see a single thing today. I was working. Sounds like you might not have been. I was in meetings all day and haven't had a chance to see any of that testimony"
Wouldn't worry about that. The GOP is always going to come up with some excuse. We already know he's going to be impeached. What the dems have to do now is turn this into an indictment on the GOP as a whole.I hate to be the cynical one but sondland's refusal to say trump specifically directed him is going to be a problem. It's a one stop refrain for any republican asked about impeachment.
Albeit one that's a hundred times the size -- DC is closer in scale to Singapore than to the Vatican or Monaco.
Wouldn't worry about that. The GOP is always going to come up with some excuse. We already know he's going to be impeached. What the dems have to do now is turn this into an indictment on the GOP as a whole.
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WI has me the most worried of all the swing states no matter who the nominee is.
What exactly has happened to move people away from impeach and remove?