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White House says impeachment inquiry 'based on lies'


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4 minutes ago, placeholder said:

Keep in mind that Jared Kushner, unlike Hunter Biden, was an actual government official whose special purview was the Middle East where he was in close communication, with MBS, the defacto leader of Saudi Arabia. Kushner consistently defended MbS conduct. In addition, Kushner's family was nearly bankrupted by a terrible investment made by Kushner. They were bailed out at least in part (most of the details of the deal are hidden) by a major investment from the government of Qatar. A deal which made absolutely no business sense. Kusher also had extensive official dealings with the government of Qatar.

And despite Kushner's disastrous investment history, he received 2 billion dollars from the Saudis, even though the Saudi investment advisors recommended against it. The Saudis only gave 1 billion to Peter Mnuchin, the former Secretary Treasurer, even though he's an experienced investor with a long record of successful investments.

And if I may mr placeholder with your blessing in regards to (Ivanka and Jared )and the Republicans .people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.when this bogus little side errand trumps got them running down runs it’s course what’s to stop the dems from holding the kushners feet to the fire?there’s some corruption for you to the tune of 2 billion +25 mil a year!

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22 minutes ago, Tug said:

And if I may mr placeholder with your blessing in regards to (Ivanka and Jared )and the Republicans .people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.when this bogus little side errand trumps got them running down runs it’s course what’s to stop the dems from holding the kushners feet to the fire?there’s some corruption for you to the tune of 2 billion +25 mil a year!

I think most likely it would be impossible to make a legal case of corruption against Kushner and Mnuchin. Certainly, it's ethically corrupt. And such arrangements ought to be made illegal.

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4 hours ago, illisdean said:

There probably wont be an impeachment, the inquiry will be sufficient to get past the coverup and stonewalling by the Biden admin and DOJ. Nobody wants an impeachment, and it won't be needed. Subpoenas to Biden family member's for bank records, tax returns, etc and to testify under oath, and all the email and docs currently under subpoena being withheld could spell the end for the Biden crime family. U can expect this to go down any day now but no later than Oct 31. Trouble is coming for Biden, take it to the bank. This inquiry just supercharged oversights subpoena powers big time.

Why doesn't the House committee just subpoena Hunter Biden? I find it very strange. It looks like they don't want to do it for some reason.

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On 9/14/2023 at 6:42 PM, xylophone said:

The writings on the wall, Biden's done! Who can disagree with that..........simply the people who know that Fox News is a GOP mouthpiece that defended a huge lawsuit by stating that "nobody is foolish enough to believe the news on Fox as it isn't real news, just one persons opinion" or words to that effect.

 

So believe Faux News if you are foolish enough!!

What will you do if any part of what Fox says is true?

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On 9/14/2023 at 12:19 PM, Chomper Higgot said:

Let’s just make allegations, any allegation no matter how baseless, no matter zero evidence despite months spent trying to find evidence.

 

Then let’s pretend those allegations are deserving of more congressional scrutiny, more tax dollars spent.

 

It’s not like Republicans could be using their time in Congress for anything that might improve America and tge lives of Americans.

You mean like the two failed impeachments against Trump by the dems???  Right?

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20 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Trump was impeached twice, his impeachments are on the record.

 

Republicans in the Senate voted not to convict, they are now paying the price for having done so.

  The term "impeachment" is commonly used to mean removing someone from office, but it actually refers only to the filing of formal charges.

 

So the dems filed formal charges twice and failed TWICE... just as I stated.

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