task0778
Diamond Member
Should the voters be made aware of potential wrong-doing by a political candidate, illegal or not? Why shouldn't any candidate be investigated if there is sufficient reason to believe wrong-doing might have occurred? And specifically if the President has concerns about a political rival, does the opponent get a free pass because he might be the President's opponent?
Some say the Trump was wrong to ask the Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden for his own personal/political benefit. Maybe so, even probably so. But is he also right to try to find out one way or another what the facts are relative to that whole situation? Anybody who is running for president ought to be thoroughly vetted, no?
Some people also say there isn't enough evidence to warrant a Biden investigation, but I say bull cookies to that. There was sure as hell as much or more reason to investigate the Bidens as there was to investigate Trump.
Some say the Trump was wrong to ask the Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden for his own personal/political benefit. Maybe so, even probably so. But is he also right to try to find out one way or another what the facts are relative to that whole situation? Anybody who is running for president ought to be thoroughly vetted, no?
Some people also say there isn't enough evidence to warrant a Biden investigation, but I say bull cookies to that. There was sure as hell as much or more reason to investigate the Bidens as there was to investigate Trump.