Pelosi Impeachment Inquiry

viruscore1 · Oct 31, 2019

Bugenhagen said:
CLEAN YOUR BRACES LYLE.

Signed,
the Libtards
More...

Hi Buggerbutt and hert4Money, we all know your the same butt buddies. You stalkers need to put in your dentures and pull up your diapers when you talk to me. Face the facts you're losers. Bow down to your president.
Here you go, you said you're a model. A model idiot hahaha. I forgot you need them in tranny size. They come in your big load size.
https://www.target.com/p/depend-fit-flex-incontinence-underwear-for-men-maximum-absorbency-x-large-48ct/-/A-75004100?ref=tgt_adv_XS000000&AFID=google&fndsrc=tmnv&DFA=71700000055489662&CPNG=PLA_DVM+0060H00000oU6JDQA0-KC-2019-AdultFemCare-2H+Search-Flight&adgroup=PLA_U+By+Kotex-Depends-Poise&LID=700000001393753pgs&network=g&device=c&location=9011970&gclid=Cj0KCQjwjOrtBRCcARIsAEq4rW7ESEmLGFclnnkyE9XRc9nWOrw10XHHrXh451963iL8Ca4_rdRYQnoaAjLqEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Spike Trader · Oct 31, 2019

Tony Stark said:
Это становится скучно. Если ты собираешься троллить, будь хорош в этом.
More...

This is an exact transcript of the conversation Trump keeps on saying he released.

. .

Tsing Tao · Oct 31, 2019

Tony Stark said:
Это становится скучно. Если ты собираешься троллить, будь хорош в этом.
More...

Hates Russians posting on our political situation, but likes Canadians doing it.

viruscore1 · Oct 31, 2019

Here4money said:
says deranged trumptard while attacking people personally
More...

Hert4Money is a tranny with a diaper problem.

Cuddles · Oct 31, 2019

lylec305 said:
Hert4Money is a tranny with a diaper problem.

More...

And the con tranny obsession continues

viruscore1 · Oct 31, 2019

Here4money said:
And the con tranny obsession continues
More...

I can't help you're a pedo tranny stalker. It's time you bow down to your president Trump.

vanzandt · Oct 31, 2019

TreeFrogTrader said:
I will say again what I have said before.

When the whistleswamper is outed- whether it proves to be this current spy- or another, the first thing I would want to go after would be copies of all emails, texts, etc, and dates of communication and meeting between the swampster and John Brennan going back to at least 2015 or so.

If those can be obtained legally that would be a plus. If not, well then....I will still want to see what gets uncovered.

Whoever the swampspy is, you know that when he walks past you that he smells like John Brennan's and Susan Rice's buttholes who were/are right at the epi-center of the coup attempt in its various forms over the last few years- starting before the election.
More...

What time is the big vote today? I know I should be up on this but I'm not. If the vote passes, does that mean the impeachment is a done deal and it goes to the Senate? Or is this some kind of exploratory vote bs?

Tsing Tao · Oct 31, 2019

vanzandt said:
What time is the big vote today? I know I should be up on this but I'm not. If the vote passes, does that mean the impeachment is a done deal and it goes to the Senate? Or is this some kind of exploratory vote bs?
More...

I have no idea, but given the circus thus far, I'm going with the latter.

vanzandt · Oct 31, 2019

Here4money said:

Trump's Russia Director To Leave National Security Council Amid Impeachment Inquiry

Tim Morrison, the top Russia official on President Trump's National Security Council, who is scheduled to testify in the impeachment inquiry on Thursday, is set to leave his White House post imminently, three sources familiar with the plan told NPR.

Morrison, a conservative hawk who has served as the senior director for European and Russian affairs on the National Security Council, will be replaced by Andrew Peek, the deputy assistant secretary of state for Iraq and Iran in the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, according to the sources.

A senior administration official confirmed Morrison's departure late Wednesday evening. "After more than a year of service at the National Security Council, Mr. Morrison has decided to pursue other opportunities – and has been considering doing so for some time. We wish him well," the official said.

Morrison and Peek did not respond to requests for comment for comment by NPR.

Morrison had been working on arms control and biodefense issues at the NSC when he was elevated to the Russia portfolio by Trump's then-national security adviser, John Bolton. Morrison started in the role in July, overlapping with his predecessor, Fiona Hill — another witness in the impeachment inquiry — who had announced her plans to leave the White House in August.

Morrison had alerted NSC lawyers about alleged demands being placed on the Ukrainian government to investigate a company where the son of former Vice President Joe Biden sat on the board, according to testimony this month from William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine.

Taylor testified that Morrison told him that Gordon Sondland, Trump's ambassador to the European Union, had informed a top Ukrainian official that U.S. military aid hinged on Zelenskiy's committing to investigating the firm connected with Biden's son.

Morrison's attorney, Barbara Van Gelder, said he planned to appear before House investigators on Thursday if subpoenaed. Van Gelder would not discuss Morrison's job status or plans.

It was not clear whether Morrison had been asked to leave his job or was departing voluntarily, and NPR could not immediately confirm the exact timing of his departure.

Peek's out-of-office response on his State Department email notes that he has been detailed to work at the NSC.

Morrison has been described as a hawk on arms control issues who raised hackles from Republican and Democratic opponents alike during his time on the House Armed Services Committee.

"He may have more hawkish views, but he still colors within the lines of what is normally the practice of diplomacy," said Brett Bruen, who served as the White House's director of global engagement in the Obamaadministration. "Tim is an example, like Fiona [Hill], of serious foreign policy people who are having a seriously difficult time navigating the unethical world of Trump's national security structure."

John Gans, a former Defense Department speechwriter, said one of the ironies of Morrison being asked to testify is that officials who raised eyebrows with their hard-line views when they joined the NSC under Trump have become a source of hope for people who are concerned about the Ukraine situation.

"And Tim Morrison is one of those people," said Gans, author of White House Warriors, a book about the NSC. "But in fact now we see those who are trying to get to the bottom of the impeachment are placing a lot of hope on his testimony — that he will be willing to say, despite his sort of hard-line views and despite perhaps agreeing with President Trump on some matters, that, in fact, there was a problem here on Ukraine."

As the senior director responsible for that region, Morrison would be the person at the National Security Council with the closest relationship with that country's issues.

"If there was a quid pro quo, he would know," said one former NSC official in the Trump administration. "He would know if there is a hold on military assistance."

House investigators are expected to press Morrison to corroborate key elements of testimony from other national security officials and U.S. diplomats who testified that Trump sought to withhold military aid from Ukraine unless an investigation was announced.

It was Morrison who described having a "sinking feeling" and alerted NSC lawyers after a Sept. 7 call between Sondland and Trump about the alleged pressure, according to Taylor's testimony.

"According to Mr. Morrison, President Trump told Ambassador Sondland that he was not asking for a 'quid pro quo,' " Taylor wrote in his opening statement. "But President Trump did insist that President Zelenskiy go to a microphone and say he is opening investigations of Biden and 2016 election interference, and that President Zelenskiy should want to do this himself. Mr. Morrison said that he told Ambassador Bolton and the NSC lawyers of this phone call between President Trump and Ambassador Sondland."
More...

So this Morrison guy.... is there any speculation as to why he resigned before testifying?

Was that taking one for team Trump.... or is he abandoning ship to save his ass?
Inquiring minds...

TreeFrogTrader · Oct 31, 2019

vanzandt said:
What time is the big vote today? I know I should be up on this but I'm not. If the vote passes, does that mean the impeachment is a done deal and it goes to the Senate? Or is this some kind of exploratory vote bs?
More...

Nahh, dicking around, no sending of anything to the Senate. I mean no charges, probably might get some formal notice or something. I dont know about the exact timing of any voting- it was sounding loosy goosy yesterday. The dems have the votes though once they settle on what the f they are voting on.

This is just the House caving in to all the negative blowback they were getting for not formalizing the house inquiry with a full house vote. This is the beginning of the house grooming over charges and charging language and the coordination of the work from the committees who have investigations going. When all of that gets settled at some point, and the house votes on charges to send to the Senate, and if they pass, that's when the process moves from bloviating to game-on.