Posted on 10/23/2019 11:09:19 PM PDT by knighthawk
Ambassador Philip Reeker is expected to appear in closed session before three Democrat-led House committees conducting an impeachment investigation into President Trump on Saturday, a congressional source told Fox News.
Reekers testimony was originally scheduled for Thursday but members did not want to question the witness during a ceremony where the late Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., will lie in state at the Capitol. Cummings funeral will be in Baltimore on Friday.
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More state department people ignoring their boss. I hope they all end up unemployed.
It's their boss that's going to wind up unemployed. It's too late to put a stop to this using political processes, and it's unclear whose side the military is on.
State department traitors club.
“More state department people ignoring their boss. I hope they all end up unemployed.”
And that is why Pompeo is letting them speak. They are firing themselves which is helping to drain the swamp.
A secret one-party so-called investigation by any one in Congress is a kangaroo court, not an investigation.
The entire purpose is not a true investigation, which would be with the GOP in the room, and GOP produced people to be interviewed and heard by the “investigators”.
But that is not what the Democrats are doing.
For them it is 100% about collecting allegations, not proof, just allegations.
They know with their media’s help they can convict on allegations alone. Getting opposing views to those allegations in the investigation does not serve their “cause”.
It is not an “impeachment investigation” it is just a partisan whitch hunt that seeks to have a pile of mere allegations, unfiltered by any opposing views, as their “proof” of guilt.
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