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[hardspunned]

So the Dems instigate the media frenzy about Ukraine only to find THIS? That’s what they get for using one of those Acme Whistleblowers.

[Bob Ireland]

***The truth is, getting to the bottom of the Ukraine allegations will benefit everyone. If the Bidens and Ukraine did nothing wrong, they should be absolved. If wrongdoing happened, then it should be dealt with
The folly of the current coverage is preventing us from getting the answer we deserve. .***

The folly is that the Ukraine is holding evidence to criminally charge Joe Biden but because he is a Democrat and front runner for Prez nominee it cannot be acted upon; BUT we can use all that dirt to smear Prez Trump for talking to the Ukraine about it and call it grounds for impeachment.

When will the 'rats & their media stop calling all the shots and justice be served on their filthy nests? Is there the slightest hint that DoJ is looking at the Biden/Ukraine connection?

[lee martell]

I will still be happier when Rudy leaves Washington, and goes back to New York.

[NetAddicted]

To read later.

[NorseViking]

I am still waiting for an article questioning Biden’s corruption instead.

[VanShuyten]

John Solomon hits another homer. Make sure you read the whole thing for gems like these:

“Ukraine’s government under recently departed President Petro Poroshenko and, now, Zelensky has been trying since summer 2018 to hand over evidence about the conduct of Americans they believe might be involved in violations of U.S. law during the Obama years.”

“Then the Ukrainians hired a former U.S. attorney — not Giuliani — to hand-deliver the evidence of wrongdoing to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in New York, but the federal prosecutors never responded.

The U.S. attorney, a respected American, confirmed the Ukrainians’ story to me. The allegations that Ukrainian officials wanted to pass on involved both efforts by the Democratic National Committee to pressure Ukraine to meddle in the 2016 U.S. election as well as Joe Biden’s son’s effort to make money in Ukraine while the former vice president managed U.S.-Ukraine relations, the retired U.S. attorney told me.”

“And her (Clinton’s) party leaders, the Democratic National Committee, asked the Ukraine embassy to also try to dig up dirt on Trump. That’s not a record worthy of throwing the first punch on this story.”

So it seems Hellary and the Dims did exactly what they are now accusing Pres. Trump of doing, and also suppressing evidence of probable crimes by their supporters (Hunter Biden and the Podesta brothers?).

[CondoleezzaProtege]

I think Liz Warren will be the nominee anyway.

[blondiegoodbadugly]

Thanks for posting. Saw a little about it on a certain news channel this evening.

[wardaddy]

This is shining more light on Biden and son

Unintended consequence strikes Dems again

Boo hoo

[Ann Archy]

In Biden’s OWN WORDS he tells the world that he BRIBED and THREATENED the investigator looking into CORRUPT HUNTER BIDEN!!

[gattaca]

ping

[Oldeconomybuyer]

A talk radio show I follow suggested a 5-day waiting period for all these “Trump is a criminal” stories because that’s the average time it takes for the hit pieces to fall apart. h/t A&G.

[New Jersey Realist]

I wish it were possible to polygraph every single employee of the DOJ to ascertain their complicity in the plot against Trump. Oh wait, they can, right? Fire the lot of them!

[RedEyeJack]

You would think that Trump got caught sending Rudy with a FISA warrant to wiretap Biden. That’s the Obama Way...

[teeman8r]

The number one offense of the Dems is to accuse the republicans of what they do so the msm can report that it is political payback when the truth starts to emerge... Gosh I pray Trump ends this with serious prosecutions.

[cymbeline]

I like Solomon but had to read through five paragraphs before finding out what he’s takking about.

[Eleutheria5]

If it’s got anything to do with incriminating evidence against Biden, it’s collusion, because it might prevent him from becoming POTUS, which means the Trump Administration is not allowed to investigate. Using the power of the government to do anything other than self-destruct is an impeachable offense./sarc

[Zuben Elgenubi]

From Wikipedia: "On March 20, 2019, John F. Solomon of The Hill newspaper reported that Yovanovitch, in a meeting in 2016, gave Ukrainian Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko a list of individuals that Lutsenko should not prosecute, dictating how the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's office operates. The State Department has denied that Yovanovitch gave any list to Lutsenko.[6] Two months later Yovanovitch was recalled from her position following criticism of her in the U.S. media."

By May 2019, Yovanovitch was replaced. I bet she has a lot to answer for.

LINK.