Whistle-Blower’s Complaint Is Said to Involve Multiple Acts by Trump

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(09-25-2019, 10:41 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: Yup. Many people don't know that, though. They may not even realize that at the very least he committed a campaign finance violation with that phone call.


Yeah, I'm doubting that. There is nothing in what Trump has done up to this point that would indicate to me that this is some 3D chess type of strategy.


The same IG that found the complaint credible and urgent (it would have to be them) isn't going to then contradict themselves by saying partisan animus was the reason for the complaint. If they did that, then they would have to be investigated for perjury and many other things regarding lying on official government reports. If that happens, then it is almost certain they were pressured to do so by the White House. So either this is a red herring or it is a corrupt act of obstruction.

As I said: "We'll see" and soon it appears. Perhaps the IG discovered something after he called the report credible and urgent. IDK, maybe after further investigation.

I clearly stated if the transcript/report prove wrong doing by POTUS he should be held accountable. But my opinion is just like the Mueller Report when I was called a bad American for not reading it cover to cover. I don't need to see it; nor do I think the American public needs to see it. Because it's most likely going to lead to the same BS that the Mueller report has from the court of public opinion. 

Release the documents to Pelosci's Impeachment panel and let them do their job. I'm not going to ask them to come pull triggers next time there's a conflict and they shouldn't be asking the merican public to do their job