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originally posted by: DanDanDat
originally posted by: ErEhWoN
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
Because it contains nothing damaging. Trump was willing to release transcripts anyways.
So why ILLEGALLY try to suppress it?
Just for the funsies?
Do you imagine that its in the best interest of any President to willingly go along with his or her public flogging?
Why would a President not try to suppress a whistle blower complaint against them?
originally posted by: ErEhWoN
originally posted by: DanDanDat
originally posted by: ErEhWoN
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
Because it contains nothing damaging. Trump was willing to release transcripts anyways.
So why ILLEGALLY try to suppress it?
Just for the funsies?
Do you imagine that its in the best interest of any President to willingly go along with his or her public flogging?
Why would a President not try to suppress a whistle blower complaint against them?
Ummm, because its ILLEGAL?
A minor detail, I know.
Its coming from John Trumps supporters here.
originally posted by: DanDanDat
I don't want an investigation into whether Biden did anything wrong; I really don't think there is anything there worth dedicating any time too.
Aug. 26: Whistleblower complaint is forwarded to Maguire By law, Atkinson was given 14 days to review the whistleblower complaint and make a determination on whether it was credible and of "urgent concern." Apparently finding both to be true, Atkinson forwarded the complaint to Maguire, who had one week to deliver a report on the whistleblower claim to Congress. Sept. 2: Maguire misses congressional deadline Sept. 2 passed, and Maguire declined to issue a report on the whistleblower claim to members of the House and Senate Intelligence committees, which Democrats have since said was a violation of the law.
Sept. 9: Atkinson alerts Congress Taking matters into his own hands, the inspector general penned a note to lawmakers including Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, alerting them to the existence of the whistleblower complaint and accusing Maguire of failing to issue a report to Congress. Sept. 10: Schiff writes back, demands complaint Schiff wrote to Maguire the next day, accusing the acting DNI of breaking the law by failing to issue the report on the whistleblower's complaint to Congress. In his letter, Schiff demanded more information about the contents of the complaint. Sept. 13: DNI responds In a letter several days later to Schiff, Atkinson's general counsel Jason Klitenic explained that the matter was judged to not be of "urgent concern" after consultation with the Justice Department. Schiff subpoenaed Maguire to provide his committee with the whistleblower complaint, writing in his own letter to Maguire that "you have neither the legal authority nor the discretion to overrule a determination by the IC IG."
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
originally posted by: DanDanDat
I don't want an investigation into whether Biden did anything wrong; I really don't think there is anything there worth dedicating any time too.
Say what?
A Vice President forcing a country to fire a prosecutor because their investigating corruption that involves his son and threatening to withhold aid unless they do..... is a pretty serious thing!
If Trump did anything like that, he would have been locked up on day 1
originally posted by: Willtell
Trump and his tyranny have to be checked. He has to abide by the law. He has to by law give the whistleblower complaint to the Congress.
have authorized the release tomorrow of the complete, fully declassified and unredacted transcript of my phone conversation with President Zelensky of Ukraine
originally posted by: DanDanDat
but since it likely didn't happy as cut and dry as you started it ... and much more importantly; you or anyone else will likely never be able to prove that it did happen like that ... makes the issue a waist of time.
you or anyone else will likely never be able to prove that it did happen like that ... makes the issue a waist of time.
originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: Agit8dChop
Maybe it was Bolton who rated Trump out. Is he the whistleblower?
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
originally posted by: DanDanDat
but since it likely didn't happy as cut and dry as you started it ... and much more importantly; you or anyone else will likely never be able to prove that it did happen like that ... makes the issue a waist of time.
So because you cant be bothered investigating if a real crime happened, its a waste of time.
Lets ignore the ''Trump Russia'' elephant in the room... the ''Obstruction'' elephant in the room too..
hell lets ignore the entire herd of elephants that the Democrats have investigated eh?
Bidens on tape saying he pressured Ukraine to fire the prosecutor, the same prosecutor investigating his son for corruption who earned $50k per month on a corrupt energy board when he had 0 experience in such work.
Bidens ON TAPE...
but yes,
you or anyone else will likely never be able to prove that it did happen like that ... makes the issue a waist of time.
lets go with that!