Been locked away in a Chicago hotel since Monday morning in our company new products meeting. Literally went two full fays with no news from the outside world. Came up for air to the latest attempt by the media to impeach the President they didn't approve of.

I did everything backwards. I read the transcript of the call first and then wondered what the fuss was. Seems Pelosi succumbed to pressure from the media fueled wachos members of her party and came up with a clever sounding name for a pretend investigation knowing full well her media bosses would lie about the story to make it seem like something its not. There are a lot of problems however but after watching the fake Russian investigation and the attempted Kavanaugh lynching, nothing surprises me.
Wash, rinse, repeat.
Below is a good summary.

Summary from WSJ Kim Strassel.
1) Having read DOJ’s Trump-Ukraine release, here’s the real story: This is another internal attempt to take out a president, on the basis of another non-smoking-gun.
2)As to call transcript itself: Trump’s actual “favor” is that Ukraine look backward, to what happened in the 2016 election. This is a legitimate ask, since election meddling looks to have come from both Russia and Ukraine.
3)(Indeed, this is a big enough issue that we find out this morning that U.S. Attorney John Durham is looking at what role the Ukraine played in the FBI investigation.)
4)It is actually Zelensky who brings up Rudy Giuliani—saying they can’t wait to “meet him.” And it is Zelensky who references “that investigation,” as he goes on to promise that “all investigations will be done openly and candidly.”
5)Trump says “good” and expresses worries that a “good” prosecutor was “shut down.” Mentions “Biden’s son” and that Biden bragged he “stopped the prosecution.” Ends that bit with “It sounds horrible to me.”
6)Trump's several references to Giuliani are mostly to say what a great guy he is. He says he will have Giuliani and AG Barr call. He asks Zelensky to speak/work with both.
7)And, never mind, because: DOJ in statement says the President has not spoken to AG about investigating Biden and has not asked the AG to contact the Ukraine. Also, Barr has not communicated with Ukraine—“on this or any subject.”
8)Meanwhile, the IG back in August referred this to DOJ as potential violation of campaign finance law, based on whistleblower complaint. Criminal Division evaluated and determined no violation: “All relevant components of the Department agreed with this legal conclusion.”
9) Whistleblower? Look at this nugget, referenced in the OLC opinion. The IG’s review found "some indicia of an arguable political bias on the part of the Complainant in favor of a rival political candidate.”
10)Media got all this so wrong. And Democrats look all the more partisan and radical to have moved toward impeachment.

So now that I'm out of Conference Prison and back in the fake world of Presidential news, I read the whistle blower complaint. Doesn't read like a typical complaint.

Yeah, I'm sure this will turn out to be nothing....<<<<sarcasm

T And T Garage wrote on 09/26/19 at 08:58:57:


Aaaaand, point to Ooone thing that you have pinned your hopes on that didn't die once the light of truth hit it.

Ohhh, how's that Kavanaugh thing going?

Early on in the complaint, he states that  he was not a personal witnesses to many of the events which seems to indicate that whomever he is, he spoke to many other people in order to piece together the full story. That seems problematic.

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 09/26/19 at 09:33:32:


Like I said in my post before - do you ever stay within the lines from the OP?

Looks like that answer is no.

Regarding this little shindig, I think this will, at the very least, shine even more light on how corrupt/inept this president is.

I give you guys credit though, you honestly believe that trump can do no wrong and are devoted to the end.  It's hard to find that in anyone... you know, deaf, dumb and blind faith.

And to trump's defense, he probably thought that there was no problem in doing what he did/does.  You see, when you know no better, then you're clueless of what is right and wrong.

He's about to finally get his hand slapped.  Eventually, he'll learn.  It's just going to be too late to do any good.

Hope so...

WebsterMark wrote on 09/26/19 at 10:59:43:



What I can't understand is how the once "grand old party" has let the office of president be degraded into a twitter feed.

The reason trump's been "hounded" is not only political.

He has single handedly denigrated the office to the point where he and the office are not taken seriously anymore.

I honestly think he will lose in 2020.  If by some miracle he doesn't, then the pendulum will swing even farther left in '22 and '24.  As it is today, the swing in 2020 will be a simple reset.

Suffice it to say, the majority of the US population does not support this president because they see him for what he truly is.  A figurehead for the establishment right and demagogue.