Impeach Biden!

Mockingbird

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If I brought out Trump had interest in Biden before his POTUS bid in April 2019 will you admit that the Dems. were wrong?


No not had interest, investigated. And I have no problem admitting any political party is wrong. If Biden (either Biden) is guilty of wrongdoing then they should be 100% accountable. That's just common sense. But yes, show me where Trump had any investigation done on the Bidens prior to 2019.
 

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No not had interest, investigated. And I have no problem admitting any political party is wrong. If Biden (either Biden) is guilty of wrongdoing then they should be 100% accountable. That's just common sense. But yes, show me where Trump had any investigation done on the Bidens prior to 2019.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...berg-square-off-over-biden-ukraine-reporting/

There’s another disagreement between the Times and Bloomberg relating to Lutsenko. Read closely, because this is complex: The way the New York Times tells the story, Lutsenko, after taking over for the fired Shokin, continued investigating Burisma and Zlochevsky, then cleared them. This year, however, Lutsenko reopened the case during Ukraine’s presidential campaign. Why? Politics, according to one theory, the Times said: “The announcement came in the midst of Ukraine’s contentious presidential election, and was seen in some quarters as an effort by the prosecutor general, Yuriy Lutsenko, to curry favor from the Trump administration for his boss and ally, the incumbent president, Petro O. Poroshenko.”


https://www.syracuse.com/us-news/20...awyers-allegations-against-joe-biden-son.html

Updated May 17, 2019; Posted May 17, 2019

From his office in Kiev, Lutsenko said Giuliani had extended an invitation to meet in New York late last year. When the two met in January, they spoke over two days about the Ukrainian political situation and the fight against corruption, he said. Giuliani asked him about investigations into the owner of Burisma, Mykola Zlochevsky, as well as whether the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, was "not loyal to President Trump." The men met again in February in Poland, where Giuliani gave a speech at an anti-Tehran rally on the sidelines of a U.S. summit on Iran.

https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-...iulianis-role-ukraines-investigation-joe-bid/

According to the New Yorker, Giuliani spoke to Victor Shokin, Ukraine’s ousted former general prosecutor, in that fall. He met with Yurii Lutsenko, Shokin’s replacement, in January. In the spring, he started floating unsubstantiated allegations about the Bidens.
During a Fox News interview on April 7 — weeks before Biden launched his campaign — Giuliani claimed that when he was exploring Ukraine’s role in former special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe of Russia’s election interference, he began hearing from Ukrainians about Biden.
"All of a sudden, they revealed the story about Burisma and Biden's son," Giuliani said. He later told the New York Times that his fixation on the Bidens "started with an allegation about possible Ukrainian involvement in the investigation of Russian meddling."
 

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Nowhere in your post does it say that Trump directly requested/put in place an investigation into Biden in 2017 or 2018.

Another good question is whether Trump withheld aid from Ukraine in 2017 or 2018.
 

Walter

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Nowhere in your post does it say that Trump directly requested/put in place an investigation into Biden in 2017 or 2018.
Another good question is whether Trump withheld aid from Ukraine in 2017 or 2018.
Trump never withheld any aid to Ukraine.
 

Walter

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There, fixed it for ya Walter.
Doesn't today end with a Y?
Upper right corner, you know the drill...
Ukraine received the aid in 2019 within the legal time frame. Trump was following the law and his constitutional duty.
 

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Ukraine received the aid in 2019 within the legal time frame. Trump was following the law and his constitutional duty.
The Democrats and their supporters cannot accept defeat , and are still trying to overturn to 2016 election . They still haven’t let go of the Russian Collusion narrative even though it has been completely debunked and was the brain child of American intelligence operatives working in conjunction with Obama Justice Department officials .
Facts always seem to destroy the Democrat narrative.
 

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Nowhere in your post does it say that Trump directly requested/put in place an investigation into Biden in 2017 or 2018.
Another good question is whether Trump withheld aid from Ukraine in 2017 or 2018.

Top article that I posted

This year, however, Lutsenko reopened the case during Ukraine’s presidential campaign. Why? Politics, according to one theory, the Times said: “The announcement came in the midst of Ukraine’s contentious presidential election, and was seen in some quarters as an effort by the prosecutor general, Yuriy Lutsenko, to curry favor from the Trump administration for his boss and ally, the incumbent president, Petro O. Poroshenko.”
 

Twin_Moose

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Nowhere in your post does it say that Trump directly requested/put in place an investigation into Biden in 2017 or 2018.
Another good question is whether Trump withheld aid from Ukraine in 2017 or 2018.

Let's not forget this little gem, more damaging than anything Bolton leaked from his book

Oopsies!
To the interim director of the National Bureau of Investigation
COMPLAINT [against Joe Biden]
On the commission of a criminal offense
(under article 214 of the Criminal Procedure Code of Ukraine)
I have read and understood Article 63 of the Constitution of Ukraine and the liability provided for in Article 383 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine “Slanderous denunciation of an offense”.
Shokin V.M. (signature).
During the period 2014-2016, the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine was conducting a preliminary investigation into a series of serious crimes committed by the former Minister of Ecology of Ukraine Mykola Zlotchevsky and by the managers of the company “Burisma Holding Limited “(Cyprus), the board of directors of which included, among others, Hunter Biden, son of Joseph Biden, then vice-president of the United States of America.
The investigation into the above-mentioned crimes was carried out in strict accordance with Criminal Law and was under my personal control as the Prosecutor General of Ukraine.
Owing to my firm position on the above-mentioned cases regarding their prompt and objective investigation, which should have resulted in the arrest and the indictment of the guilty parties, Joseph Biden developed a firmly hostile attitude towards me which led him to express in private conversations with senior Ukrainian officials, as well as in his public speeches, a categorical request for my immediate dismissal from the post of Attorney General of Ukraine in exchange for the sum of US $ 1 billion in as a financial guarantee from the United States for the benefit of Ukraine.
The facts I have described above are confirmed, among other things, by the official interview of Joseph Biden published in the media (
), where he declares that Ukraine will not receive money if I remain in my post as Attorney General.
Throughout the last months of 2015 and the first months of 2016 Joseph Biden, taking advantage of his position, came several times on official visits to Ukraine in order to negotiate with the leaders of the country my eviction and, consequently, the closing of the objective investigation into the offenses committed by persons associated with the company “Burisma Holding Limited” (Cyprus), including the son of the aforementioned US official.
Due to continued pressure from the Vice President of the United States Joseph Biden to oust me from the job by blackmailing the allocation of financial assistance, I, as the man who places the State interests above my personal interests, I agreed to abandon the post of Prosecutor General of Ukraine.
After my resignation caused by illegal pressure, no active investigation into the offenses concerning the company “Burisma Holding Limited” (Cyprus) was carried out and, therefore, the persons implicated in these offenses were not identified, nor arrested or charged.
According to the conclusions of the International Law Association of 18.04.2017, made by the doctor of law, Professor O.O. Merezhko, at the time vice-president of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, the request of the Vice-President of the United States Joseph Biden concerning my ousting from the post of the Attorney General of Ukraine as a condition for the granting of financial (economic) assistance is qualified as pressure, which represents interference in the internal affairs of Ukraine on the part of a foreign power in violation of one of the principles of international law.
Moreover, the facts of pressure on me as Prosecutor General of Ukraine from Joseph Biden in the circumstances described above are confirmed by an independent journalistic investigation under the name “UkraineGate” conducted and published by the French online media “Les-Crises.fr” available at this link https://ukrainegate.info/part-2-not-so-dormant-investigations/
 

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Ukraine received the aid in 2019 within the legal time frame. Trump was following the law and his constitutional duty.


Except that... no. It didn't, and Trump withheld the aid illegally, as deemed by the Government Accountability Office.


No matter how hard you try, the GAO says your boy broke the law.


Now... fulfill your duty, Wally! Right corner annddd...
 

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Now that impeachment can help one in an election........why not?? Everything is gone crazy backwards in the US now.
 

Mockingbird

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Let's not forget this little gem, more damaging than anything Bolton leaked from his book


Not once in any of your responses do you provide proof that Trump himself directly requested/put in place any investigation into Biden in 2017 or 2018. You're deflecting to Biden, and as I have stated, if Biden was guilty in any way he should be accountable.

But since you want to only talk about Biden:

https://www.justsecurity.org/66101/...-for-fake-ukraine-dirt-on-biden-an-explainer/

Trump and Giuliani allege, contrary to evidence, that Biden improperly pressured the Ukrainian government in 2016 to fire then-Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin in the midst of a corruption investigation of one of Ukraine’s biggest gas companies, Burisma Group. Biden’s youngest son, Hunter, was serving on the company’s board at the time.

But the prosecutor, in fact, was the target of pressure by Ukrainian anti-corruption advocates and a host of international supporters of Ukraine, who argued he should be fired for failing to pursue major cases of corruption. And it was the widely known and publicly espoused position of the U.S. government, across a half dozen agencies, that the prosecutor’s ouster was among crucial anti-corruption measures that the Ukrainian government needed to take to move forward economically and politically. As President Barack Obama’s point man on Ukraine, Biden dutifully relayed those messages at every opportunity.

Yet Trump and Giuliani have turned that real-life scenario on its head, falsely alleging that Biden sought to corruptly influence a Ukrainian prosecutor’s decisions in his son’s favor.
 

EagleSmack

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Except that... no. It didn't, and Trump withheld the aid illegally, as deemed by the Government Accountability Office.


No matter how hard you try, the GAO says your boy broke the law.


Now... fulfill your duty, Wally! Right corner annddd...


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