As to the whistleblower complaint -- the transcript speaks for itself – no quid pro quo.
The Democrats bought a pig in a poke.
The Democrats bought a pig in a poke.
It is imperative we find out which White House official talked to the whistleblower and why.
Why didn’t they lodge the complaint?
Why didn’t they lodge the complaint?
As to the other matters in complaint: Clearly a coordinated effort to take second-hand information to create a narrative damaging to the President.
When I think of whistleblower complaints I generally think of someone with first-hand knowledge of the events in question.
When I think of whistleblower complaints I generally think of someone with first-hand knowledge of the events in question.
As to the House of Representatives:
If you believe this complaint has put the public in grave danger, don’t you have an obligation to vote to launch an impeachment inquiry?
Americans deserve to see where you stand and evaluate your judgement.
If you believe this complaint has put the public in grave danger, don’t you have an obligation to vote to launch an impeachment inquiry?
Americans deserve to see where you stand and evaluate your judgement.
In 1998, the House of Reps – one month before a general election – voted to authorize an impeachment inquiry of President Clinton.
It was bipartisan and received support from 31 Democrats.
We voted then and House Democrats should vote now to start an impeachment inquiry.
It was bipartisan and received support from 31 Democrats.
We voted then and House Democrats should vote now to start an impeachment inquiry.
