The Inspector General of Intelligence Community (who you appointed) concluded the whistleblower credibly alleged you "sought to pressure" the Ukraine president for dirt to help your 2020 campaign—in violation of US law.
Looks like the Chair of the Federal Election Commission, like the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community, thinks you violated federal campaign finance laws.
White House officials who told the whistleblower they "were deeply disturbed by what had transpired in the phone call" (per WB complaint).
The Inspector General deemed the complaint credible after interviewing witnesses.
More than 300 former U.S. national security officials, who served in Republican and Democratic administrations.
washingtonpost.com/national-secur…
Senator Mitt Romney and some other vocal Senate Republicans.
That said ...
cnn.com/videos/politic…
Sounds like there are more than a few Senate Republicans who didn't like it, though they're not being vocal (yet?).
foreignpolicy.com/2019/09/26/ukr…
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