Holy moly! You can’t get more direct on this little exchange that happened a few days ago! I wonder how long it takes before this is taken down?
George Kent: “To summarize, we thought the [CEO of Burisma] had stolen money. We thought a prosecutor had take an bribe to shut the case.” GOP counsel: “Are you in favor of that matter being fully investigated and prosecuted?”
Who, in Heaven’s name, would trust their government in the hands of clowns like these that couldn’t figure this out BEFORE they took the country down this stupid, predictable path???
Before Russiagate collapsed, Schiff claimedto have seen “ample evidence of collusion in plain sight.” That assertion turned out to be a cynical lie, of course. Then, when an anonymous bureaucrat filed a complaint concerning President Trump’s conduct during a July call with Ukrainian President Zelensky, Schiff emphatically stated that neither he nor his committee had prior contact with the “whistleblower.” This misrepresentation was too much even for the Washington Post , which awardedhim four “Pinocchios.”
Actually the very day those kookaboos brought up impeachment is when it began to backfire. You know, the 100 yard dash for people with no sense of direction. What a hoot. Like a poorly written Off Broadway production.
The preparation for impeachment began before the Inauguration.
The call to impeach came 19 minutes after being sworn in!
The campaign to impeach President Trump has begun
Anti-Trump protesters chant during swearing-in ceremony
Protesters broke out in chants against President Trump during his swearing-in ceremony on the U.S. Capitol. (Claritza Jimenez/The Washington Post)
By
Matea Gold
Enterprise/investigations editor
Jan. 20, 2017 at 9:19 a.m. PST
The effort to impeach President Donald John Trump is already underway.
At the moment the new commander in chief was sworn in, a campaign to build public support for his impeachment went live at ImpeachDonaldTrumpNow.org, spearheaded by two liberal advocacy groups aiming to lay the groundwork for his eventual ejection from the White House.
The organizers behind the campaign, Free Speech for People and RootsAction, are hinging their case on Trump’s insistence on maintaining ownership of his luxury hotel and golf course business while in office.
Ethics experts have warned that his financial holdings could potentially lead to constitutional violations and undermine public faith in his decision-making.
Their effort is early, strategists admit. But they insist it is not premature — even if it triggers an angry backlash from those who will argue that they are not giving the new president a chance.