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Again. Why is it low info folks can't grasp this.
originally posted by: Truthfindder
a reply to: frogs453
You’ve been called out for what you are . So you took a 16 year hiatus here . You said you came here because you’re a conspiracy theorist hahahahhah. You said you’re interested in conspiracies and didn’t make another thread for 16 years . Quite sus on your part . It’s almost like you just fell into your account somehow . We know your here to derail threads . It’s why when you’ve been proven to be a liar you just keep on in different threads like you didn’t learn you were wrong and spouting disingenuous disinformation. Like your Bryan Sicknic garbage . You follow George Soros 100 percent but you came here because you’re a conspiracy theorist ????
Please get back on topic . I’m so sick of these trolls here to derail .
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: Disgusted123
I have no problem with looking into Hunter Biden. If he broke the law, put him in jail.
The problem I always seem to have is this. Those people who agree with me that Hunter Biden should be looked into to see if he and his dad committed crimes, are the SAME people who don't seem to be at all interested in the TWO BILLION Jared got. Or any money Trump made while in office.
Makes you think it's not really about the crime, only about the R or the D. I'm an equal opportunity kinda of person. Put them all in jail for all I care.
this continues to get old. I don't know where the disconnect lies, but it's there and it's large.
If Jared Kushner did something illegal, then he needs to be investigated. Don't know if you are aware of this or not, but currently the Dems have the white house and the DOJ is Joey's lap dog. If the FBI and anyone else who's job it is to look into international crimes doesn't think this is worthy of looking at, why should anyone listen to a but hurt liberal crying buckets about it?
Kushner isn't some untouchable asset. He's just a guy who married Trump's kid. And if Trump did something wrong, investigate him. Again. Why is it low info folks can't grasp this.
In his roughly first two months on the job, Comer eliminated a probe looking into Kushner’s business dealings, according to the Times
Mr. Comer also dropped a separate inquiry into the business dealings of Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump’s son-in-law whose Affinity Partners investment firm received a $2 billion investment from the main Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund six months after the Trump presidency ended.
Mr. Comer indicated he had no interest in the former president’s finances. While he did not rule out looking at Mr. Kushner’s business dealings at some point, when a reporter suggested it might be politically unsustainable for him to investigate Mr. Trump’s son-in-law, he took a long pause, then replied: “I don’t disagree with what you said.”
originally posted by: network dude
I have seen the latest talking points, and to be honest, they are right. Hunter is not an elected official, and no, you won't be voting for him. So why should anyone care about what he does? Why do his actions even matter? Is it just that Republicans are grasping at any way to attack the pristine, saint Joe Biden?
Short answer is no.
This part is important, so if you made it this far, and you have that spit welling up in your mouth just waiting to explode at your screen when you make your voice heard loud and clear in your basement, pay attention.
Joe Biden, Hunter's father, is the President of the United States. It's where I live. And as President of the United States, Joe makes decisions that affect me and everyone else living in this nation, and perhaps others around the world. Would it be wrong to be concerned about what drives his decisions? Remember when Trump was colluding with Russia? That was a big thing. Not that his being friends with Vlad was so horrible, but if he was making decisions based on someone else's best interests, then those decisions could hurt us. Turns out Trump wasn't colluding with Russia, that was a lie. All the surrounding events were based on that lie, but that's a story for another bedtime.
Getting back to Joe Biden, the current sitting president. If things that Hunter did while he was coked to the gills might be an issue. We know for a fact that Joey loves his boy and would do anything for him. Anything. Would anything include making policy decisions that benefit China due to balckmale? It's possible. What reason could there have been to withdraw from Afghanistan in the way that we did? Military experts said it was wrong, even DERP's like me saw it and knew it was wrong. Not getting out, but HOW we did it. Did someone else have his ear on that move? How would we ever know?
Perhaps if we did a good look at all the things Hunter did and promised over his years of living the grift. That seems to be the direction of the House impeachment inquiry. And if they don't find significant wrongdoing, then they will shut down the group, and move on. There isn't a rule that once you start to look at impeachment, you have to follow through. So the current investigation is both warranted and needed. Getting answers is hugely important.
So before you spout the talking points MSNBC gave you to say, use a tiny bit of critical thinking and you can even wonder, "if Joe Biden is compromised, and he is the leader of the nation I live in, is there any way that could negatively effect me?" The answer to that should be a universal truth, but I'd wager it's not, depending on your political bent.
And for the record, if Trump was colluding with Russia, that would have been a problem as well. Luckily, the opposition spend millions of dollars and many years looking for any issues that could point to that, and didn't find any, so he's not owned based on that.
originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: network dude
Are you being obtuse on purpose? So like if you keep repeating it, it will be true?
What does "Well, we’ve found a lot that’s certainly unethical, we’ve found a lot that should be illegal" mean to you? "Should be illegal". Not " We've found a lot that is illegal.
And committee member Grassley? I provided video for both.
He continued, saying the facts “haven’t taken me to that point where I can say that the president’s guilty of anything.”
originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: Truthfindder
Huh...weird, derailing a thread by posting video and quotes from the committee members themselves? So you want to only quote and show interviews that you like or prefer?
That's not quite how this site works.