What’s the key phrase?
Ranking member Doug Collins has kicked off his now-familiar sarcasm show.
He asks what will turn out to be the key phrase from this impeachment process?
Ranking member Doug Collins has kicked off his now-familiar sarcasm show.
He asks what will turn out to be the key phrase from this impeachment process?
He reminds us that the key phrase, burned into our memories over the decades, from the Nixon Watergate process was: “What did the president know and when did he know it?” A: a lot, from the beginning.
The memorable sentence from the Bill Clinton impeachment was: “I did not have sexual relations with that women.” A: Yep, you did.
And Collins suggests the key phrase from the impeachment of Donald Trump will be: “Where is the impeachable offense?” Very lame, Doug. The key phrase is already and will likely remain: “I would like you to do us a favor, though.”
That’s what Donald Trump said in a July phone call to the politically and militarily vulnerable, new president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, when asking for an investigation of his US political rivals in exchange for military aid.
