Nostra
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Because Dumb-Ass, it is likely that much of the evidence is in Ukraine--and note that Trump asked them to work with Barr in the Attorney General's office.
Oh, I forgot, you don't trust our twice appointed Attorney General, but you do trust the Ukranian born U. S. ambassador appointed by Obama.
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No shit. You know what isn't in Ukraine? Joe Biden and Hunter Biden. If Trump wants them investigated, he has to go through our DoJ.
Guess who Trump forgot to tell about his little request for an investigation? That's right. The Attorney General. We know this because the DoJ spokesperson (who works for Barr) told us. Do you believe them now?
If Trump actually wanted an investigation, he would have gone through the AG, to request cooperation from the Ukrainian prosecutors. But he didn't do that. He had everyone working through his private lawyer, a man who doesn't have any government position. Has no legal authority. Has no accountability. And who was claiming publicly the whole time that he was operating solely on the personal interests of his client, Donald Trump. They'd admitted this has nothing to do with governance and everything to do with helping Trump.
Trump has been accused of wrongdoing and impeached. Rudy is his personal attorney, and it's up to Rudy to try and prove corruption was indeed present during the Biden occupation of Burisma, therefore giving Trump the right to ask Zelensky for the favor.
Trump was impeached well after this all went down. If Trump is using his personal attorney, then that proves he was pushing for the investigation for personal reasons.
Which makes this impeachable.
What personal reasons? Joe was not his contender in July and isn't now. Nobody knows who Trump will be facing in the general election. And no, Rudy was in Ukraine long before the Trump impeachment. And we also have a Senate trial supposedly coming up soon. If Rudy does testify, he needs whatever evidence he gathers to prove his clients innocence.
Trump is running campaign ads against Biden. If Trump doesn't consider him a campaign adversary, he's in violation of campaign finance laws.
There is no evidence that Rudy can gather in Ukraine at this time which proves Trump's innocence. That's not how cause and effect works.
If Trump doesn't consider him a campaign adversary, he's in violation of campaign finance laws.
Link to how this is a violation of campaign finance laws colfax_m
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