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I’m not able to watch this circus but did this Hill lady really suggest that the country shouldn’t waste its time on politically driven false narratives? Holy crap lady!  We just spent $40 million and 3 years investigating a FALSE NARRATIVE. Has she been living under a rock?

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Just now, SoCal Deek said:

I’m not able to watch this circus but did this Hill lady really suggest that the country shouldn’t waste its time on politically driven false narratives? Holy crap lady!  We just spent $40 million and 3 years investigating a FALSE NARRATIVE. Has she been living under a rock?

 

So because one happened, it's okay to do it again?

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just doing a little bit of reading on Watergate....

 

so the House did not bother to vote on Articles of Impeachment, which would have been a foregone conclusion, and the Senate began it's hearings anyway?

 

So the Senate at any time can start a hearing in this process?

 

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4 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

So because one happened, it's okay to do it again?

 

No. You don’t get it. 

It is okay to find out who pushed the false narrative, how did they push it, and why. So it never happens again. That’s not a conspiracy or a false narrative, that’s an investigation. 

 

 

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, snafu said:

 

No. You don’t get it. 

It is okay to find out who pushed the false narrative, how did they push it, and why. So it never happens again. That’s not a conspiracy or a false narrative, that’s an investigation. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It's amazing this is so difficult to grasp for people who claim to be interested in truth above partisan politics. 

 

It's almost like they've been programmed to reject this (logical) premise by the media outlets they get their information from. Which, would make sense, since those same media outlets are DESPERATE to avoid asking this question because it would expose their role in KNOWINGLY pushing a lie and disinformation onto the public on the behalf of the coup plotters and their IC sources. 

 

Can't let the NPCs know how curated their reality is... nope. That would be "dangerous". 

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3 minutes ago, snafu said:

 

No. You don’t get it. 

It is okay to find out who pushed the false narrative, how did they push it, and why. So it never happens again. That’s not a conspiracy or a false narrative, that’s an investigation. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

he's not capable of following an argument beyond "yes i want fries with that, jrober!"

 

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8 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

It's amazing this is so difficult to grasp for people who claim to be interested in truth above partisan politics. 

 

It's almost like they've been programmed to reject this (logical) premise by the media outlets they get their information from. Which, would make sense, since those same media outlets are DESPERATE to avoid asking this question because it would expose their role in KNOWINGLY pushing a lie and disinformation onto the public on the behalf of the coup plotters and their IC sources. 

 

Can't let the NPCs know how curated their reality is... nope. That would be "dangerous". 

 

It is unfortunate. 

 

 

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That's all you need for a kangaroo court

 

Trump impeachment based on unreliable presumptions, rumor
and innuendo – Not facts

by Gregg Jarrett

 

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The House Intelligence Committee’s impeachment hearing Wednesday posed a conundrum. Better yet, let’s call it a riddle. When is a “quid pro quo” not a “quid pro quo?” The answer is … when it’s “presumed.”

 

U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland testified that there was a “quid pro quo” between the U.S. and Ukraine, even though President Trump made it crystal clear to Sondland that there was no “quid pro quo.” So, how did the ambassador arrive at his opinion that a “quid pro quo” must somehow exist? It turns out that he assumed or “presumed” it. At one point, he called it a mere “guess.”

 

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Mark Meadows: Impeachment hearing
produced this 'real bombshell'

by Vandana Rambaran

 

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GOP Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, hammered America's ambassador to the European Union, Gordon Sondland, during Wednesday's testimony, seizing on Sondland's admission that he never heard the president or anyone else in the White House explicitly link Ukrainian aid with the opening of an investigation into 2020 Democratic candidate Joe Biden and his son Hunter. Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., applauded his colleague on producing "the real bombshell" of Sondland's long-anticipated testimony and marked the moment as "game over," for the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry.

 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Rob's House said:

 

Sorry, we were looking for Adam Schiff.

 

However, over the break our judges determined we will accept your answer.

thanks for the consideration. it really was a toss up and i went for the lessor of the two evils.

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1 hour ago, jrober38 said:

 

I own Black Rock mutual funds.


Am I tied to Ukraine?

You're at least as "dirty" as Jeff Sessions. You can follow his example and recuse yourself from the discussion. :nana:

 

29 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

 

 

Now they're doing internal polling to see if they can't just pass a Censure of POTUS because Russia Collussion/Obstruction/#HE'S GOING TO FIRE MUELLER/BRIBERY/TIT-FOR-TAT/#DENIEDUKIEPRESAWHITEHOUSEVISIT/Held up Ukie aid/Gave money for missiles - not blakets and MREs/and... SHUTUP!

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1 hour ago, pop gun said:

He doesn't, he doesn't even live in the USA!

 

He spells check, cheque, nobody that lives in the USA spells check that way not even by mistake do "we" spell check that way. He's an argumentative uninformed, ignorant troll!

I sent you a pm.

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56 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

So because one happened, it's okay to do it again?


In politics and governance, which rests on precedent?  Absolutely.

 

Even our laws work this way.  Once precedent is established, turnabout is fair-play.

 

This is why what the left is doing is so short sighted.

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1 hour ago, jrober38 said:

 

I was never certain EJ would be good. 

 

My argument throughout the summer between his 1st and 2nd year was that the average QB improved quite substantially, and since EJ didn't have a terribly bad rookie season statistically, if he just did what the average QB did from year 1 to year 2, he'd be pretty good. The average QB improved their QB rating by something like 15 points. 

 

That didn't happen, and accordingly my opinion changed. 

 

Weeks 1-4 of his second season were the worst QB play we've seen from a starting Bills QB since JP Losman's first year. He was flat out horrible.

 

Otherwise your memory is relatively accurate. 

Hmmmn, he also said this:

 

Jrober started off as the ultimate EJ fanboy. He maintained his devout allegiance for the longest time. This man loved him some EJ like Mitch McConnell loves him a big pile of blow. If you'd gone to kick EJ in the nuts you'd have hit jrober in the head.

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