Trump supporters really need to stop lying

[CrusaderFrank]

Why do we need witnesses when the House said they had an airtight case with overwhelming, incontrovertible evidence?????

The House ran 12 weeks of investigation, say they reached a conclusion and passed the evidence now onto the Senate to try.

Now they say their case doesn't even hold water, they just wanted to go home for Christmas slapping each other on the back that they impeached Trump, and now want the Senate to finish their investigation for them!

Trump clearly obstructed the Congress investigation... The SC should just sit immediately like they did for Bush v Gore and decide if trump executive privlege claims hold water... I very much doubt so but let's see.

Congress has been obstructing the President since Iran Nan too the gavel

 

[lennypartiv]

It has been trump who has refused consistently to allow witnesses to testify who, presumably, would provide testimony that would exonerate him, and refused to provide documents that could also help him. These actions, while not proving guilt, do suggest that he is hiding something; a suggestion that is given support by the testimony of those who did testify.

Another Democrat who has no clue what Executive Privilege is.

 

[blackhawk]

Trump haters really need to learn the meaning of irony.

 

[Hossfly]

Americans want to hear witnesses.

January 28, 2020 - 75% Of Voters Say Allow Witnesses In Senate Impeachment Trial, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; 53% Say President Trump Not Telling Truth About Ukraine

On week two of the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, registered voters say 75 - 20 percent that witnesses should be allowed to testify in the impeachment trial, according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN- uh-pea-ack) University national poll released today. Support for witness testimony includes 49 percent of Republicans, 95 percent of Democrats, and 75 percent of independents.

More than half of voters, 53 - 40 percent, say President Trump is not telling the truth about his actions involving Ukraine. There are sharp divides along party lines, with 89 percent of Republicans saying the president is telling the truth and 92 percent of Democrats saying he is not telling the truth. More independents, 56 percent, believe President Trump is not telling the truth, compared to the 33 percent who say he is telling the truth.

A majority of voters, 57 percent, say they would like President Trump to provide more details about his actions involving Ukraine, while 38 percent say they are satisfied with the explanation he has provided.

More than half of voters, 54 percent, believe President Trump abused his power regarding his actions involving Ukraine, while 42 percent say he did not.

A similar 52 percent think that President Trump obstructed Congress regarding its investigation of his actions involving Ukraine, while 42 percent think he did not.

Just over half of American voters, 52 percent, think the Trump administration's withholding of U.S. aid to Ukraine was not justified, while 34 percent say it was justified.

Voters continue to tune into news about impeachment, as 57 percent say they are paying a lot of attention.

QU Poll Release Detail

 

[The Original Tree]

Why do you lie every day?

Don’t you care about your eternal Soul?

Americans want to hear witnesses.

January 28, 2020 - 75% Of Voters Say Allow Witnesses In Senate Impeachment Trial, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; 53% Say President Trump Not Telling Truth About Ukraine

On week two of the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, registered voters say 75 - 20 percent that witnesses should be allowed to testify in the impeachment trial, according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN- uh-pea-ack) University national poll released today. Support for witness testimony includes 49 percent of Republicans, 95 percent of Democrats, and 75 percent of independents.

More than half of voters, 53 - 40 percent, say President Trump is not telling the truth about his actions involving Ukraine. There are sharp divides along party lines, with 89 percent of Republicans saying the president is telling the truth and 92 percent of Democrats saying he is not telling the truth. More independents, 56 percent, believe President Trump is not telling the truth, compared to the 33 percent who say he is telling the truth.

A majority of voters, 57 percent, say they would like President Trump to provide more details about his actions involving Ukraine, while 38 percent say they are satisfied with the explanation he has provided.

More than half of voters, 54 percent, believe President Trump abused his power regarding his actions involving Ukraine, while 42 percent say he did not.

A similar 52 percent think that President Trump obstructed Congress regarding its investigation of his actions involving Ukraine, while 42 percent think he did not.

Just over half of American voters, 52 percent, think the Trump administration's withholding of U.S. aid to Ukraine was not justified, while 34 percent say it was justified.

Voters continue to tune into news about impeachment, as 57 percent say they are paying a lot of attention.

QU Poll Release Detail