Ray From Cleveland
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I believe this guy 100%.
'Nothing Illegal In Trump-Zelensky Call': NSC Official Tells Impeachment Inquiry
Of course you believe what you are being feed 100%. LOL
Actually if you read the statement, Tim Morrison offered his opinion that he didn't think anything in the call was illegal.
And then ordered the contents of the discussion to be squirreled away and kept secret from the American voters.
He may not have thought it was illegal- but he certainly thought that it was something that would damage President Trump politically.
Meanwhile others did think it was illegal.
Doesn't mean that either side is necessarily correct- but there are certainly those who say it appeared to be illegal and endangering the safety of the U.S. and others who didn't.
Great reason for the investigation.
So even if Trump did what you thought he did, what would have been illegal about it? Quid pro quo's are not illegal; presidents have been doing it for a long time now. If something looks very suspicious, such as a VP's son; a known drug addict, removed from the military, getting a job in a country he never dealt with before, in a company he had zero experience in, getting paid 50K a month, the President has every right to have somebody look into it. Because no company in the world would hire somebody for that kind of bread that has no idea WTF he was doing.
And you can't say that the President was doing it because Biden is running for President. Because there are 17 candidates left, and that means if there is suspicious activity among any of those candidates, they re all off limits because they 'might" be running against Trump in the general election.