Did a hearing start today or something?

moe

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lol

Meanwhile in New York, Rudy Giuliani says he "didn't do anything wrong"
 

tjebarr

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Tweet from Aaron Rupar (@atrupar)
Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) Tweeted:
Kent explains a key point: Despite what Republicans would have you believe, Biden's policy in Ukraine was all about *rooting out corruption,* not encouraging it. https://t.co/qEiZZdLlq6
 

30CAT

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Ouch...This is the left's "star" witness? SMH....Stay giddy, lefties.

 

The Dunedein

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The different views of different people watching the exact same event are intriguing.

Tried a case. Newspaper sent a reporter to watch it and file daily reports. At the end of a week of testimony, i stopped by to see my parents on Saturday. My mother said she was sorry my trial was going so poorly. I was shocked. Told her she was wrong, it was going great. She said, no, the newspaper has been reporting every day how the other side is whipping your witnesses. That afternoon, the other side called and offered a settlement of $500,000, which was excellent value.

Points? Media may not get it right, even though they try. Different people often see the same testimony differently. Most relevant, each witness typically offers only a few worthy items of evidence, but rarely does any one witness provide the whole enchilada for either side. My Cousin Vinny made a good point when he told his relative that a case is made up of building blocks that the lawyer uses to build his/her case, and, hopefully, those building blocks are solid. It’s the totality of the evidence that one should look to, after hearing from all witnesses, as there will usually be conflicts of testimony from various witnesses (being human, memories will differ), and a person can then form their own opinion as to who is credible on the important points.
 

bornaneer

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I had serious doubts about all the "Deep State" claims from day one......BUT......After watching this sh*t show......I'm really starting to wonder about some of these folks......They actually think they are running the Country.
 

Gunny46

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The different views of different people watching the exact same event are intriguing.

Tried a case. Newspaper sent a reporter to watch it and file daily reports. At the end of a week of testimony, i stopped by to see my parents on Saturday. My mother said she was sorry my trial was going so poorly. I was shocked. Told her she was wrong, it was going great. She said, no, the newspaper has been reporting every day how the other side is whipping your witnesses. That afternoon, the other side called and offered a settlement of $500,000, which was excellent value.

Points? Media may not get it right, even though they try. Different people often see the same testimony differently. Most relevant, each witness typically offers only a few worthy items of evidence, but rarely does any one witness provide the whole enchilada for either side. My Cousin Vinny made a good point when he told his relative that a case is made up of building blocks that the lawyer uses to build his/her case, and, hopefully, those building blocks are solid. It’s the totality of the evidence that one should look to, after hearing from all witnesses, as there will usually be conflicts of testimony from various witnesses (being human, memories will differ), and a person can then form their own opinion as to who is credible on the important points.

Have you done any homework on the whistleblower and his lawyers yet ? Sheeeeeew
 

30CAT

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Jim Jordan knew boys like you were getting raped at OSU

VVV tjebarr VVV
 

moe

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I had serious doubts about all the "Deep State" claims from day one......BUT......After watching this sh*t show......I'm really starting to wonder about some of these folks......They actually think they are running the Country.
Pushing back against a corrupt POTUS is not "running the country".
 
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I don't think it's a great day for your team so far.

Understatement of the year.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. If your eyes haven't been open to what a corrupt POS the POTUS is, you're simply a blind, idiot homer. I hope the GOP keeps fighting this. Suicide for their party.
 

bornaneer

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Pushing back against a corrupt POTUS is not "running the country".
The "whistle blower" and others didn't seem to think it was a big deal when VP Joe "bribed" the Ukrainians...... and...... we actually have him on tape in his own words stating what he did and bragging about it.
 

TarHeelEer

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Pushing back against a corrupt POTUS is not "running the country".

Just because his foreign policy doesn't match deep state's, doesn't mean it's corrupt.

Oh, and beating the same horse:
  1. Trump has given Ukraine more than blankets to beat the Russians - Trump's Ukraine policy is better than Obama's
  2. Ukraine didn't know the funds were withheld - hard to extort or quid pro quo when you don't know what you're supposed to do
  3. They were still delivered within the time period allowed by law
This whole hearing is a circus run by the biggest clown of all.