[lodi90]

The one is just a dead end. There were no doubt many legitimate reasons to fire the “prosecutor.” Corruption was/is endemic there.

[Teacher317]

The one is just a dead end. There were no doubt many legitimate reasons to fire the “prosecutor.” Corruption was/is endemic there.

Then why did Biden need to brag about extorting them with $1 billion of US taxpayer money to end an investigation into Ukrainian corruption that just happened to be connected to his own son?

[dead]

In forty plus years in public office, just once did Joe Biden demand the removal of an allegedly corrupt prosecutor in any country on the face of the earth. The one investigating his son's corruption.

In the 250+ year history of our country, exactly once did any Vice President ever demand the firing of a corrupt prosecuter in any other country on the face of the earth - the one investigating his son's corruption.

The media can try to ignore it, but Trump won't.