[jazusamo]

A legal, sane, and common sense assessment by Gregg Jarrett on the Ukraine mess created by Democrats.

[beekay]

The Steele dossier did not work out. The whistleblower complaint is just the second coming of the Steele dossier. It another work of fiction to give democrats cover to have another investigation in search of a crime. Just more of the deep state at work.

[LeoTDB69]

With the Ukraine fiasco, that makes about the 6th? or 7th? time they have threatened to impeach President Trump. They even called to impeach Trump before he was sworn in and not once have they stated any legitimate reason or charge.

To a normal person, that is enough to spell out that this has all been a ‘witch hunt’ since the beginning.

Still they have yet to even call for a vote to establish an inquiry into impeachment and I want to see every critters vote on record also.

[Flaming Conservative]

They’re absolutely rabid in their intent to get him out of office before another Supreme Court nomination is necessary.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Yes, and I always keep in mind the efforts to “stop Trump” going all the way back to the time when he was just a candidate. The GOPe efforts to stop Trump from being nominated. The suggestions of monkeying with the Electoral College after the election to keep him from taking office at all. The various other suggestions of ways to stop Trump: assassination, military coup, 25th Amendment. The other calls for impeachment, including the one that had Trump impeached and removed first, and then Pence, so that Pelosi could succeed. And even more bizarre ones that have Pelosi name H. Clinton as VP, resign, and then H. Clinton could take her rightful place in the Oval Office. I actually saw average Americans on social media thinking that was a good idea. And then there are horrid and contrived scandals they have thrown against him and failed to stick. And the endless lies and slanders about him and about us, his supporters.

I have supported Donald Trump since I saw him in the first GOP debate. I liked his spirit. I liked his being an outsider. He spoke clearly to some of the big problems that endanger the country. Just as importantly, he had all the right enemies — people I have not liked or trusted for decades, some of the most reprehensible among us who do not have the interests of the country at heart, who should not be anywhere near positions of power, and whom I have no interest in following into the further ruination of this country.

Those enemies of his are mine as well.

[iontheball]

What’s good about Ukraine is in going there the traitors are over the target of their own provable corruption. The Ukraine is where these traitors have been corruptly laundering huge piles of dollars for years. Everyone talks about the Ukrainian government being so corrupt, but a whole lot of greedy crooks from this country have helped make it so.

[SkyPilot]

Gregg Jarrett: Ukraine is just the latest ploy in 'witch hunt' to drive Trump from White House

Yes Gregg, we know that.

Instead of telling us that the sky is blue and water is wet, why don't you do a commentary about how Barr can't get off his backside.

- Refused (twice) to prosecute Comey for obvious crimes that would have landed you or me in a Federal prison

- Accepted the ridiculous "Epstein suicide" lie, along with the notion that several cameras watching his cell all miraculously and simultaneously failed (a statistical impossibility)

- Allows the DOJ to drag its feet after prosecution was recommended for McCabe, Comey, and others

- Allows Smirking Wray and the FBI to thumb its nose at requests for documents

And now our President is under a Seditious Conspiracy (AGAIN|), and what is Barr doing?

Hey Bagpipes, maybe you want to take a look at these (if you are not too busy.....)

18 U.S. Code § 2384. Seditious conspiracy

18 U.S. Code § 2381. Treason

[Old Yeller]

When is Trump going to pull a Rocky and start hitting back with his southpaw? Start pummeling Apollo Creed (in this case, the Demwits).

[Liz]