Joe Biden or Hunter Biden?
Given Trump is not yet running against any Democrat, what would it matter?
Given Trump is not yet running against any Democrat, what would it matter?
Here's the threadreader that includes all of the author's linked tweets.Secolobo said:
Interesting narrative.
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If Halper was being paid via a non-compete DOD contract, then he had to have a 'handler' in the Pentagon.
It's like we don't have the transcriptdrcrinum said:
https://saraacarter.com/alexander-vindman-was-not-proper-to-demand-that-a-foreign-government-investigate-a-u-s-citizen-full-statement/
Full statement of the new whistleblower above. Claims he does not know Schiff's original whistleblower.
He felt that investigating the Bidens & Burisma would destroy the bipartisan backing that Ukraine was enjoying since the election of its new President. He also threw Sondland under the bus.
I'm sure the Ukrainians are not asking his help for free. Probably just want to keep his gravy train rolling.Rapier108 said:
Just another deep state hack who is nothing but opinions, feelz, and concerns.
I can only assume that she knows these guys, the Vindman brothers. A connection between her Vindman should raise some eyebrows.drcrinum said:
Alexandra Chalupa should be worried. She's near the apex of Ukrainian efforts to interfere in the 2016 Election.
This reads like it was written by Pravda in 1984.Quote:
Two patriotic Ukrainian-American twin brothers working in the NSC, helping save our Republic by speaking truth despite the forces of corrupt power.
pagerman @ work said:This reads like it was written by Pravda in 1984.Quote:
Two patriotic Ukrainian-American twin brothers working in the NSC, helping save our Republic by speaking truth despite the forces of corrupt power.
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The Gateway Pundit reported on May 25th that the infamous Trump Tower meeting in early January 2017 may have initiated the Trump obstruction investigation.
Then we reported on August 3rd that text messages from Peter Strzok to Lisa Page showed that the Mueller Special Counsel in its first month was already working on an obstruction trap for President Trump to step in.
Then we reported the following day on August 4th that a further analysis indicated that the entire obstruction 'trap' started with Comey's notes that were likely doctored by Comey for use by the Mueller gang!
Today we can report that the US Senate may have Comey's original memos used by the FBI to open the FBI's Trump obstruction case which likely differ from the final memos Comey provided a few weeks later to Mueller's Special Counsel gang.
Yes. She was the one heavily pressuring the Ukrainians for the so-called "black ledger" on Manafort, which is likely forged. Team Mueller didn't even use it at Manafort's trial for tax evasion.MouthBQ98 said:
Wasn't Chalupa the hired DNC operative deeply involved in setting up some of this mess before the 2016 election?
From our good friend Roscoe B. Davis...I thought I had read this somewhere before, so I started looking. And lo and behold our dear friend Roscoe had lifted it from this thread from Mrs. Hawg.aggiehawg said:Sorry, I was unclear. As to the show cause motion, he can simply say, "Denied" and that's it. Not that he would hold them in contempt without a hearing.Quote:
I'm not sure that I agree, but who knows. If there is a show cause motion included, I think it's very unlikely that the judge would find the prosecution in contempt without having a hearing and allowing them to explain. In fact, it might be reversible error.
But what do I know?
As to the motion to dismiss and/or compel production, he can just rule without a hearing, in either direction as those are more questions of law and not fact.
I was involved on a case that was going to mediation and on the eve of mediation, the judge fired off a sua sponte order that basically told the defendants to settle the matter in mediation or he was going to give the Plaintiffs everything they wanted. It was settled the next day.
But here's the uncertainty with Judge Sullivan: there have been so many sealed filings and ex parte proceedings in this case, that we don't know what Sullivan has and hasn't seen. But he can make rulings on the basis of that evidence that is not in the public record. Even to the point where he potentially could have evidence to support holding the prosecution in criminal contempt. We just don't know what Sullivan has seen.
I guess we know Roscoe is still following this thread. Even with his history on TexAgs, I felt he was a valuable contributor to this thread.will25u said:From our good friend Roscoe B. Davis...I thought I had read this somewhere before, so I started looking. And lo and behold our dear friend Roscoe had lifted it from this thread from Mrs. Hawg.aggiehawg said:Sorry, I was unclear. As to the show cause motion, he can simply say, "Denied" and that's it. Not that he would hold them in contempt without a hearing.Quote:
I'm not sure that I agree, but who knows. If there is a show cause motion included, I think it's very unlikely that the judge would find the prosecution in contempt without having a hearing and allowing them to explain. In fact, it might be reversible error.
But what do I know?
As to the motion to dismiss and/or compel production, he can just rule without a hearing, in either direction as those are more questions of law and not fact.
I was involved on a case that was going to mediation and on the eve of mediation, the judge fired off a sua sponte order that basically told the defendants to settle the matter in mediation or he was going to give the Plaintiffs everything they wanted. It was settled the next day.
But here's the uncertainty with Judge Sullivan: there have been so many sealed filings and ex parte proceedings in this case, that we don't know what Sullivan has and hasn't seen. But he can make rulings on the basis of that evidence that is not in the public record. Even to the point where he potentially could have evidence to support holding the prosecution in criminal contempt. We just don't know what Sullivan has seen.