https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/global-opinions/the-whistleblower-complaint-adds-another-dimension-coverup/2019/09/26/ece2ceda-e06f-11e9-8dc8-498eabc129a0_story.html I have read that asking for help to win elections from foreign countries is illegal, but using the power to spend money in order to get that help is even beyond that offense. @SenRonJohnson may not want to impeach this party leader, but come on, he is using the taxpayer's money to subvert the election to his own ends. I guess if you can not win by playing by the rules, cheat.
http://www.gmtoday.com/news/front/topstory026.asp I would like to know what the whistleblower said that the president thought was 'incorrect?' It was a transcript, so it must have been what the president was saying in fact, or is black white? Maybe the complaint what was said not as it was intended, but, sometimes, the president denies the obvious to his own glory. I have not read the transcript or the whistleblower complaint, but the general consensus is that the president was breaking the law. I have read elsewhere that the president said the whistleblower is a spy & this is a Democratic plot to do him in. Do the employees of the government, especially Central Intelligence Agency employees, have to take an oath supporting the Constitution and laws of the country? If this person did take the oath, would what he did be part of upholding his oath?
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