Cipollone literally leads with a lie: that impeachment is about overturning the last election.
It's actually about protecting the next election from Trump's efforts to corrupt American democracy. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
It's actually about protecting the next election from Trump's efforts to corrupt American democracy. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
Another lie: "They didn't talk a lot about the transcript of the call."
Multiple House managers, including Adam Schiff last night, read aloud the transcript of the call and analyzed it in extreme detail.
Multiple House managers, including Adam Schiff last night, read aloud the transcript of the call and analyzed it in extreme detail.
Hey Cipollone: If Trump cared so much about burden-sharing, why didn't he tell European countries that was why he was withholding aid at the time? And why did he release the aid without any actual increase?
Another lie: Trump has a strong record of fighting off Russia.
We've got a full day's worth of podcast to explain why that's not the case. theassetpodcast.org
We've got a full day's worth of podcast to explain why that's not the case. theassetpodcast.org
"Why would you lock everybody out from the president's side?"
Because they didn't. That's another lie, and Cipollone knows it.
Because they didn't. That's another lie, and Cipollone knows it.
"It would violate our Constitution."
Actually, impeachment is constitutional. It is *literally* in the Constitution. constitutioncenter.org/interactive-co…
Actually, impeachment is constitutional. It is *literally* in the Constitution. constitutioncenter.org/interactive-co…
