Very glad for Graham, et al's question: assuming what Bolton says is all true, can Trump be impeached for it?
Might as well make explicit what it is we're all really discussing.
Might as well make explicit what it is we're all really discussing.
The President's answer, through counsel, is of course no. It's like a demurrer, Philbin says (I'm guessing he's a fellow Virginia barred attorney?): even if everything Bolton says is true, it's "perfectly permissible."
"I will close with there was no such linkage, I just want to be clear," Philbin says.
The President's position is he has a perfect absolute right to do all that he's been accused of, and Democrats are corruptly abusing their power to accuse him of it. But also he didn't do it.
The President's position is he has a perfect absolute right to do all that he's been accused of, and Democrats are corruptly abusing their power to accuse him of it. But also he didn't do it.
