Either that or sarcasm or mocking. I wasted your assertion there is a meaningful development in the impeachment show and your reply had nothing to do with my points. Those who are not Radical Liberals would call that a weak response. Radical Liberals would call that evidence, I suppose. Besides, whatever I refer to myself as intellectually on this issue seems to still leave you a few rungs lower.
You are welcome to prove me wrong, but based on my experience with other Liberal posters on ET, I am not going to hold my breath. You guys almost never admit when you are wrong, and you are wrong a lot. Often you guys make weak arguments in an attempt to support your pathetic positions.
Care to prove me wrong? Please?
I don’t have to prove you are anything, you simply are what you are.
It’s certainly a meaningful development to have a top administration official state he has first hand knowledge of a quid pro quo for political gain. That’s corruption and abuse of power. See, it is what it is.
There’s an old Roman saying that goes you can call a cat a fish but it still won’t swim. Bolton is a swimming fish.
The question now is how strong is Republican political power. There are quite a few Republican Senators that are now on their heels in terms of accountability to voters. Voting for a dismissal without witnesses will have political repercussions - especially now that there is a direct evidence witness. Voting for witnesses will have even larger ramifications but not on them.
The White House does not want the “flood gates” opened because they are actively in the midst of a cover up and there is a chance Trump can be removed once witnesses start testifying.
Republicans are going to get hammered on corruption and cover up this next election - and rightfully so - the question is how many senators are going down.