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originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: Gryphon66
call them out quick, the facts will be here soon enough. Till then, bust them balloons.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
Nope. Also didn't say it was inconsequential to anything. I'm saying it wasn't complete at the time you're complaining about.
You don't know what parts were used for FISA warrants and you're whistling past the grave yard.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: Gryphon66
Nope. Also didn't say it was inconsequential to anything. I'm saying it wasn't complete at the time you're complaining about.
You don't know what parts were used for FISA warrants and you're whistling past the grave yard.
It seems you are trying to suggest published/completed is the same as when was used. I think those are two different timeline events, so back to you first question, no I don't think it troubles my argument, and you can leave it at that if you wish. The first 27 pages were completed on 14 Sept, pages 28 to 33 were completed on 18 Oct, the last two pages were accomplished after the election. The first 33 pages made their rounds before Nov 8 election and that was the whole purpose of it don't you think?
originally posted by: RexKramerPRT
a reply to: Wardaddy454
Cheers, I'm not sure of precise timelines. But you agree it was Fusion that hired Steele/Orbis rather than the DNC?
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: timequake
Thank you for a succinct and complete argument to your point.
1. Hearsay evidence is allowed in Congressional hearings all the time. In fact, one might argue that they are based on hearsay. (Which is why I personally despise them ... moving on.)
2. Impeachment in the House is a Congressional hearing not a judicial process, i.e. court-of-law.
3. Again, you’re gesturing to HOURS of testimony and giving us your summation. Fair enough. That is your opinion and it is valid for you, but not for the rest of us per se.
Here’s my opinion: Nancy Pelosi has made it clear that the impeachment proceedings go forward because the American Electorate cannot be trusted to make the right decision. That fact invalidates the ENTIRE process. That is the point at which to argue effectively that this is illegitimate, in my opinion.
Complaining about hearsay is merely a Republican talking point and is not a strong argument at all.
Much less, summarizing hours of testimony with no examples from that testimony ...
originally posted by: carewemust
FYI: U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn has nailed it.
"Super Patriot" Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman is a TRAITOR.
Source: twitter.com...
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: timequake
Okay, I do tend to take statements seriously. I’ll remember not to in the future.
Even in a court-of-law there are exceptions to the exclusionary rule regarding hearsay, and Congress is not a court of law.
Thanks.
originally posted by: timequake
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: timequake
Okay, I do tend to take statements seriously. I’ll remember not to in the future.
Even in a court-of-law there are exceptions to the exclusionary rule regarding hearsay, and Congress is not a court of law.
Thanks.
And once again, you missed the point. Well done...
originally posted by: jimrat201
Impeach that dumbass Trump!!
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: timequake
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: timequake
Okay, I do tend to take statements seriously. I’ll remember not to in the future.
Even in a court-of-law there are exceptions to the exclusionary rule regarding hearsay, and Congress is not a court of law.
Thanks.
And once again, you missed the point. Well done...
Another no-content meaningless statement.
Feel better?
originally posted by: Sillyolme
You guys have smeared and slammed every single witness.
Every one is flawed and somehow prejudice against trump.
.