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mrad25
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It’s OVER. Move on!
If he broke a law, there is a statute.Bolton’s confirmation that Trump held up funds from the Ukraine would be confirmation that Trump broke the law.
If he broke a law, there is a statute.
Can you provide it ?
He and Schiff both seem to have that problem.Bolton is on tape saying he has know problem lying under certain circumstances.He has zero credibility.He is a disgruntled ex staffer,again no credibility.
Just because the office tasked to determine such things determined this doesn’t make it so?Just because the GAO concluded the OMB withheld funds for a policy reason, not permitted under the Impoundment Control Act doesn’t make it so.
Bolton’s confirmation or non-confirmation of those allegations would not demonstrate that Trump broke any law. It is not only his right, but his duty to at least attempt to initiate investigation of high-level corruption such as Bidens’, and particularly when Joe Biden might well have been guilty of obstruction of justice.Bolton’s confirmation that Trump held up funds from the Ukraine would be confirmation that Trump broke the law.
That is a lot more of a story than Trump’s gastric tract.
If Trump has nothing to hide, let Bolton testify.
Those who love Donald Trump won’t be swayed regardless of what Bolton says about him. But it would confirm that Trump was guilty of holding up funding from the Ukraine that had already been approved by both houses of Congress.
The impoundment legislation is almost certainly unconstitutional. But even if not, Trump gave them the aid; lethal aid first, then non-lethal later. GAO thinks or at least says it’s not lawful, DOJ says it isn’t. But either way, it’s not criminal, but administrative.Not impeachable.