Whistleblower report read by Mike Quigley, who called it deeply disturbing. Also, Trump said he is going to release his first call with Ukraine and asked sarcastically if we want to hear Pence's calls to Ukraine too. He just threw Mike Pence into the middle of this, and Im assuming tgat it is the start of deflecting onto Pence at some point in the future. Now a basic outline if how neither Trump nor Pence are President come 2020 election. If Pence gets caught up in this, they will ikmpeach them both and if the complaint is as bad as is reported, both will possibly be removed together.
I think the news should do this more often when Cheeto does a news conference. ? The news would be much for entertaining
I hope I posted those predictions or told you to. There is a prediction that Barr will be on the rack, as well as Giuliani. And both were clearly implicated in Trump's released transcripts of the Ukraine conversation. All the investigators have to do is find out whether Barr and Guiliani followed up with the Ukraine president after the call and they are both implicated.
Barr already distanced himself from it. He said he had not spoken to Ukraine or had any conversations with anyone about anything on the matter until the whistleblower report came to him. The dam is breaking fast as the rats flea the ship.
Trump is throwing Pence under the bus (read: if I can't be president then neither can you) and Barr is trying to crawl out from under the bus by refuting trumps's allegations. It's all vile, but they are turning on each other. Lordy I hope this is it.
News just broke: 218 Congresspeople have now come out to say they back impeachment. That is the minimum number needed for it to pass in the House.
See: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/politics/impeachment-support-house-democrats/
Of interest:
When Cindy McCain was asked if Democrats have a chance to win Arizona in 2020, she said she "really" see the southwestern going blue.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/09/25/politics/cindy-mccain-republican-party-john-mccain/index.html
Cindy McCain says GOP no longer the "party that my husband and I belonged to."
When McCain was asked if Democrats have a chance to win Arizona in 2020, she said she "really" see the southwestern going blue.
"We have, on my side of the aisle, on the Republican side, we see a local party in Arizona. And it's excluding people. And it's excluding people for the wrong reasons,"
McCain said in an interview for Politico's "Women Rule" podcast.