The 15 essential questions for Marie Yovanovitch, America's former ambassador to Ukraine

John Solomon Reports ^ | November 15, 2019 | John Solomon

[Cboldt]

Timely contribution to the public dialog

[Old Retired Army Guy]

I saw the start of her opening statement which was a “please feel sorry for me” story. The tears will follow.

[brownsfan]

She was fired, and now she gets an opportunity to sling dirt at the guy that fired her?!

I just smh at the lack of credibility.

[hal ogen]

It would be good for America if this seditious loser were exposed, arrested (and after a fair trial and conviction) exiled for the rest of her obviously worthless life.

[Texas Eagle]

Based on what's taken place so far, I think she should only be asked three questions:

What is your name?

What is your quest?

What is your favorite color?

The third question could vary from witnes to witness.

[Immolumentor]

16. Did you, at anytime during your tenure as Ambassador, meet with or have electronic conversations with Mister Christopher Steele? Did you debrief the Secretary regarding that meeting/conversation?

[elpadre]

and here are a few more from another posting:

1. Is it common practice for Ambassadors to call the President directly?

2. Is it common practice to use unsecured cell phones to talk to the President?

3. Is it common practice to talk to the President on an unsecured cell phone while in a public place?

4. Did he have the thing on speaker phone, or did the staffer just hear one side of the conversation?

5. Who called who?

[AAABEST]

I'm watching this phony bitch right now. It would actually be comical if it weren't so tragic.

The banality and rot within our government is much worse than even I thought.

[Jess Kitting]

Good questions. Did someone submit them to Jim Jordan or another GOP House member?

[Zathras]

Q: “Why was Ukraine the the number one donor to Hillary Clinton’s campaign and where did the money come from?”

[Cboldt]

-- The banality and rot within our government is much worse than even I thought. --

It's something to behold when peeking behind the curtain. The lower levels are just as banal and rotten. I dismiss any claim that the government is by and large good people. It is not.

[grania]

Who the *ell does she think she is? Lecturing us about HER Ukranian policy? These hearings are proving one thing for sure. There is indeed a DEEP STATE, and it's not giving up easily. It's pretty obvious from this testimony that US officials did indeed become involved in Ukranian elections.

I sure hope that the 'pubs tear her apart!

[rhombus10]

Q1: Who the hell sets foreign policy in this country? The President? Or unelected bureaucrats.

If she gets this question wrong, there's no reason to ask her anything else.

[Mathews]

More like 43 questions, but good ones regardless.

[jdsteel]

Watching now...several “how did that make you FEEL” questions.

Waiting for the waterworks.

[SomeCallMeTim]

Bttt

[UCANSEE2]

"It is unclear what firsthand knowledge she will offer about the core allegation of this impeachment: that Trump delayed foreign aid assistance to Ukraine in hopes of getting an investigation of Joe Biden and Democrats started. "

Uh... Joe Biden/Hunter Biden/Burisma/Democrats were being investigated before Donald Trump became President. The Dems even tried to halt the investigation, including today's impeachment witness who in her position of power, tried to tell the Ukrainian government WHOM they could NOT INVESTIGATE.

[FroggyTheGremlim]

She just lied. She said under oath that Lutsenko recanted.

He did not.

[hadaclueonce]

A butt hurt Ambassador.
This is the best they got?
She is crying.
F them.

[SomeCallMeTim]

Boo hoo