Yesterday, Tim Morrison became the sixth person to testify that Trump sought a quid pro quo in his conversation with the Ukrainian president.
And Morrison described conversations he had with Gordon Sondland about military aid being conditioned on Ukraine announcing an investigation into Burisma.
Drip, drip, drip.
Drip, drip, drip.
I do see Republicans suggesting today that Morrison's testimony helped Trump. And while he did testify that he didn't think anything Trump did was illegal, that's small comfort as he corroborates the quid pro quo once again.
Six people now have testified about the quid pro quo.
Six people now have testified about the quid pro quo.
For starters, it isn't a transcript. It's a call memorandum that says on its face that it is not a verbatim recounting of the call.
It's important to actually speak to first-hand witnesses. The president is about to go on trial in the Senate over this.
It's important to actually speak to first-hand witnesses. The president is about to go on trial in the Senate over this.
This isn't literally true, but you're missing the point anyway.
A quid pro quo for the purpose of advancing the United States' interests is fine. A quid pro quo for the purpose of advancing Trump's personal interests is an abuse of power and an impeachable offense
A quid pro quo for the purpose of advancing the United States' interests is fine. A quid pro quo for the purpose of advancing Trump's personal interests is an abuse of power and an impeachable offense
