Where TF is the Impeachment Inquiry Thread?

[jhawks99]

It’s your position that 1 political party is fantastic, and the other political party is holding the country down. It is my position that both political parties are holding the country down.

It's good to see at least one person on here gets it.

Gold.

[Deleted User 89]

https://www.vox.com/2019/5/24/18637163/ ... s-congress

mich and lobs must be using those alternative facts

[Shirley]

Democrats in Congress are getting things done. Trump and Republicans are just ignoring them.

Come on Trad, Mich already told us that the fact that republicans are the ones who are largely responsible for "getting nothing done", is just "partisan mumbo jumbo".

House Democrats are passing bills at a rapid pace, while Trump complains they’re “getting nothing done.”

House Democrats haven’t been squandering time. In addition to their investigations, they’ve been passing legislation at a rapid clip. In all, the House has taken up 51 bills, resolutions, and suspensions since January — 49 of which they’ve passed. This includes a slate of bills to attempt to end the longest government shutdown in history, the result of a protracted fight between Trump and Congress over border wall funding.

Ironically, over the past two weeks, the House has passed bills to address most of the issues Trump mentioned in his tweet. They recently passed a bill to lower prescription drug prices, and another one to protect preexisting conditions. The House also passed nine bills on veterans issues this week alone, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi noted at her weekly press conference...

...So if the House is passing all these bills, why does it seem like Congress isn’t getting anything done? Welcome to the reality of divided government in Washington. The vast majority of House Democrats’ agenda has hit a dead end in the Republican-controlled Senate, where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has dubbed himself the “grim reaper” of Democratic legislation. Pelosi has blasted the Senate leader for embracing this role, saying he’s working for special interests in Washington, rather than the people of the United States.

“The Senate is the graveyard where bills that pass in the Congress, that have bipartisan support in the country, go to die,” Pelosi said at a recent press conference.

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[Shirley]

Lindsey gonna Lindsey:

[twocoach]

https://www.vox.com/2019/5/24/18637163/ ... s-congress

mich and lobs must be using those alternative facts

Some folks need to understand the difference between "getting nothing done" and "getting nothing done that I like".

[chiknbut]

[twocoach]

You cannot finesse me. You have made your position very clear.

Obviously it is not clear since you have repeatedly misinterpreted it.

[chiknbut]

Democrats in Congress are getting things done. Trump and Republicans are just ignoring them.

Come on Trad, Mich already told us that the fact that republicans are the ones who are largely responsible for "getting nothing done", is just "partisan mumbo jumbo".

House Democrats are passing bills at a rapid pace, while Trump complains they’re “getting nothing done.”

House Democrats haven’t been squandering time. In addition to their investigations, they’ve been passing legislation at a rapid clip. In all, the House has taken up 51 bills, resolutions, and suspensions since January — 49 of which they’ve passed. This includes a slate of bills to attempt to end the longest government shutdown in history, the result of a protracted fight between Trump and Congress over border wall funding.

Ironically, over the past two weeks, the House has passed bills to address most of the issues Trump mentioned in his tweet. They recently passed a bill to lower prescription drug prices, and another one to protect preexisting conditions. The House also passed nine bills on veterans issues this week alone, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi noted at her weekly press conference...

...So if the House is passing all these bills, why does it seem like Congress isn’t getting anything done? Welcome to the reality of divided government in Washington. The vast majority of House Democrats’ agenda has hit a dead end in the Republican-controlled Senate, where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has dubbed himself the “grim reaper” of Democratic legislation. Pelosi has blasted the Senate leader for embracing this role, saying he’s working for special interests in Washington, rather than the people of the United States.

“The Senate is the graveyard where bills that pass in the Congress, that have bipartisan support in the country, go to die,” Pelosi said at a recent press conference.

[...]

It's good to see at least one person on here gets it.

[MICHHAWK]

I’m a results guy. I like results. Linking us to some malcontents twitter feed is not my idea of results.

[Shirley]

I’m a results guy. I like results. Linking us to some malcontents twitter feed is not my idea of results.

[seahawk]

"He/she is almost a spy."

Actually, if he is CIA, he IS a spy.

Some might let it percolate around in their minds that doing this kind of stuff in front os spies is not smart. And then there's Trump.

[Shirley]

I’m a results guy. I like results. Linking us to some malcontents twitter feed is not my idea of results.

It’s so rare the Senate votes on a bill that Roll Call reporter Niels Lesniewski tweeted an alert when members took up the TRACED Act on Thursday, a bipartisan bill to tack on heavy penalties for robocalls:

[Geezer]

Does this timeline makes Donnie look suspicious:

January - Rudy meets with Ukrainian prosecutor

April - Biden announces presidential bid

April-May - Rudy lobbies Ukraine to open inquiry on Biden

May 7 - Trump administration recalls Marie Yovanovitch, the U.S. ambassador to the Ukraine, reportedly because she started asking questions about why Giuliani was unofficially conducting so much "state" business.ay - Pentagon certifies that Ukraine is eligible for U.S. assistance

Early July - U.S. suspends aid to Ukraine

July 25 - Trump's phone call with Ukrainian president asking for a favor

July 26-Aug 2 - Rudy and envoy meets with Ukrainians

July 28 DNI Dan Coats resigns as well as Deputy DNI Sue Gordon

Aug 12 - Whistleblower files report

Sept 10 - Adam Schiff requests whistleblower's report

Sept 11 - Trump restores aid to Ukraine

Sept 26 - Trump says that Adam Schiff has zero credibility

[Shirley]

Republicans, you got that "bigger bus", yet?

Tonight In: "Only the Best":

[MICHHAWK]

I’m a results guy. I like results. Linking us to some malcontents twitter feed is not my idea of results.

It’s so rare the Senate votes on a bill that Roll Call reporter Niels Lesniewski tweeted an alert when members took up the TRACED Act on Thursday, a bipartisan bill to tack on heavy penalties for robocalls:

Now we’re talking. Let’s see if we can build some momentum.

[Shirley]

I’m a results guy. I like results. Linking us to some malcontents twitter feed is not my idea of results.

It’s so rare the Senate votes on a bill that Roll Call reporter Niels Lesniewski tweeted an alert when members took up the TRACED Act on Thursday, a bipartisan bill to tack on heavy penalties for robocalls:

Now we’re talking. Let’s see if we can build some momentum.

^^^

[Geezer]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... li=BBnb7Kz

[Shirley]

The president's personal attorney, William Barr, disagrees:

[Mjl]

This isn't enough to proceed with a successful impeachment.
The question is how deep it goes, and if they can get Giuliani and the WB's sources to testify under oath.

[Geezer]

Somebody has to be John Dean.