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10/15/2019 3:45:39 AM
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Nope. It is completely okay for the left to ask to investigate me, and it is perfectly okay for me to ask ukraine to investigate biden.
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Not of u are holding defense aid, which is a service only the office of the president can render, over their heads as a condition. U are using the power of the presidency for your own political gain in a direct and personal way. That is literally the definition of abuse of power.
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nope. anybody can ask ukraine to investigate anyone. I don't care.
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Well, u can make that assertion all u want. But the law says otherwise.
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nope. Its a fact
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The law is a fact. And when it comes knocking you probably gonna regret all the generals you've pissed off, lmfao
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Lol, so everyone can ask for an investigation except me? lol. Your logic is great
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U could have asked for an investigation as an afterthought, without any aid money on the table, or even written him a personal check. That might have been ethically dirty, but it wouldn't have been using the power of the presidency to exact a service from a foreign power against a political rival, by means of bribery involving a service only the president could render. Namely, the tomahawk missiles.
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Actually, there was no pressuring. the ukrainian president has said so himself. And it wasnt tomohawk missiles, it was javelin missiles.
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I would say the existence of a quid pro quo, involving a service that only the office of the president can render, with investigation of a political rival being the service rendered, is the real issue. I don't think it really matters whether the Ukrainian president felt pressured. It matters that you put military aid on the line in a request you stood to gain directly from politically.
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No, nothing was ever going to be withheld if he didn't comply. If you read the transcript, I asked for a favor. He literally could've said no and bought his missiles
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Well, I guess Congress and the Senate will be the judge of that. I will respect their ruling either way.
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