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Posted on 12/14/2019, 9:00:07 AM by DannyTN

Trey Gowdy just made a good point. “You have a win, take it.” Investigate the Bidens and the Schiff whistleblower collusion separately if you want to, but take the win first, don’t mess it up.

Let the house present their case.
Vote to Acquit on the “Abuse of Power”
Vote to Acquit on the “Obstruction of Congress”
But don’t stop there… oh no no no…

Vote to rebuke the House for holding unfair hearing processes that defied precedents, denied minority rights, refused minority witnesses, refused minority questions, held witness auditions in secret and denied whitehouse counsel.
Vote to rebuke the House for advancing articles of impeachment where no crime had been committed, no fact witnesses were provided, and the vote was partisan.
Vote to rebuke the House for advancing obstruction of Congress claims prior to utilizing the available means of redress through the judicial system.
Vote to rebuke the House for using hearsay evidence from a whistleblower that led to the unprecedented release of Presidential phone conversations with foreign leaders.
Vote to send a criminal referral to the Attorney General to look into allegations of Biden corruption in Ukraine.
Vote to send a criminal referral to the Attorney General to look into allegations of conspiracy and collusion between the whistleblower and the House Intel committee.
Vote to recommend an investigation by the AG’s office of all Congressmen and Senators who have family members serving on boards of companies in countries who receive US aid.
Vote to recommend an investigation by the AG’s office of all Congressmen and Senators who have private foundations, charitable foundations, and various institutes that receive contributions as to whether those donations appear linked to influence peddling. And whether Congressmen and Senators and their families benefit financially from such institutions and whether such benefits constitutes emoluments or bribery.