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Whistleblower Has Been Backed Up By Multiple Witnesses


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1 minute ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

That's the biggest component going under-discussed here. The pay-for-play angle of foreign aid dollars. 

 

Give big dollars to a foreign country (washing it), then they turn around and give that money back to the politicians who worked on the aid packages through middle men (or in Joe's case, his son). 

 

This isn't the first time this has happened. Not even the first time Biden did something like this. How do you think Pelosi became worth 200m while making 140k a year? It wasn't through book sales.

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The Washington swamp is deep and wide. And they really, really don’t like Donald Trump sticking a flashlight down into it. 

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2 minutes ago, Gary Busey said:

 

Depends if they ever see the full Whistleblower Report.

 

That's the wildcard right now.  But you can already see both sides prepping their arguments in case the report doesn't go in their favor.  

 

Either way, it will be interesting to know more if/when that comes out.  

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4 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

So you're not just an adjunct law professor, but you're a bad one...  :rolleyes:

 

Any alleged statement by the president, even if it’s heard second hand, is explicitly not hearsay in any proceeding against him..... 

 

(assuming evidentiary rules even apply, I have no idea if they do or don’t...doesn’t matter for this issue since it’s not hearsay)

 

so yea, not hearsay dumbass

 

 

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Just now, Capco said:

 

That's the wildcard right now.  But you can already see both sides prepping their arguments in case the report doesn't go in their favor.  

 

Either way, it will be interesting to know more if/when that comes out.  

 

They just announced the Congress and Senate intel will get the report in full at 4pm.

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Just now, Capco said:

 

That's the wildcard right now.  But you can already see both sides prepping their arguments in case the report doesn't go in their favor.  

 

Either way, it will be interesting to know more if/when that comes out.  

 

Indeed - and if it never comes out those in favor of impeachment have the upper hand. 

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5 minutes ago, Crayola64 said:

And it’s so pathetic people think whistleblowers can only be credible if they have direct knowledge of something.  

 

I dont expect much from some of you though (“durrrrrr they didn’t even here da call”)

 

 

How can they be credible without direct knowledge if no evidence can be provided? I get your premise- If I work at company x and they're doing some shady stuff and I've heard it through the grape vine, I might not have first hand knowledge about it, but I go report it to SEC or whoever. That's gonna drive an investigation. But if the investigation produces jackshit, I am no longer credible. I have been proven to be a false witness, or at least to have misunderstood what I thought I know. That's what (seemingly so far at least) is happening here. 

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Color me ignorant, but isn't the POTUS supposed to talk with other world leaders, even in private, even if your name is Donald Trump?

 

And just for the record, didn't another certain President say he would have more flexibility after the election?

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22 minutes ago, Capco said:

 

All I'm saying is that Zelensky's comment doesn't exonerate the president.  I haven't decided either way yet.  I'm still in wait and see mode on this whole topic for now.  

 

This is correct- they don't exonerate him, but he doesn't need exoneration because, as of yet, there is no evidence that he did anything. The only thing behind this is the WB report that has been contradicted by the transcript, so until we see more, Trump is innocent. 

 

That being said, Zelensky's comments don't end the conversation, but they definitely give credence to Trump's side of the story while doing harm to the WB's side- we'll see what happens. 

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4 minutes ago, whatdrought said:

 

 

How can they be credible without direct knowledge if no evidence can be provided? I get your premise- If I work at company x and they're doing some shady stuff and I've heard it through the grape vine, I might not have first hand knowledge about it, but I go report it to SEC or whoever. That's gonna drive an investigation. But if the investigation produces jackshit, I am no longer credible. I have been proven to be a false witness, or at least to have misunderstood what I thought I know. That's what (seemingly so far at least) is happening here. 

 

It’s not even a premise.  There are countless whistleblowers without direct knowledge that have been proven right.  Just saying someone doesn’t have direct knowledge and therefore they are a rumor mongerer is just a stupid statement.  That’s my point.

 

as for here, you kinda need the whistleblower report to see what the allegations are before you can see if they conflict with other evidence... (do we know what the report is, or just what the media reported on it...and noting they consistently get facts wrong)

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1 minute ago, whatdrought said:

 

This is correct- they don't exonerate him, but he doesn't need exoneration because, as of yet, there is no evidence that he did anything. The only thing behind this is the WB report that has been contradicted by the transcript, so until we see more, Trump is innocent. 

 

That being said, Zelensky's comments don't end the conversation, but they definitely give credence to Trump's side of the story while doing harm to the WB's side- we'll see what happens. 

 

How dare you EVER say Trump is innocent?

 

Don't you know when you say that a Demonrats head explodes upon every mention of Trump being innocent.

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