To IMPEACH ????

Twin_Moose

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Of course, analogizing the operations of the co-equal branches of the U.S. Government to a work spat is staggeringly stupid.
But we already know you consider the impeachment efforts against Nixon and Trump to be vile, treasonous actions, and the impeachment effort against Clinton to be a pure-hearted labor of justice.

Have you filled your socks yet? By the way are you regarded as a sell out to your Native brethren? Apple?
 

Tecumsehsbones

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Oh? And you know that OB isn't? Actually you are right it should have been if OB was voted to be a committee chair for work, or in your case the head aluminum can sorter.
How is OB's competence or lack of same relevant. Do you think OB is a U.S. government official?

You're a couple cans short of a six-pack, son.
 

Tecumsehsbones

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Have you filled your socks yet? By the way are you regarded as a sell out to your Native brethren? Apple?
By some, yes. By others, no.

Of course only a racist like you would think that there is only one "Indian" opinion, held by all Indians.

Nice try at diversion, though. You're lashing out like Donny Dipshit.
 

Tecumsehsbones

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You have been avoiding the question for a long time Apple
Yep, prove you don't know what you're talking about, and you throw the race card. Anything to divert attention from the fact that you don't know what you're talking about.

Because you're a racist. But you're a cheap and stupid racist, and I've been race-baited by experts. Being race-baited by you is like being punched full-on in the face.

By a three-year-old.
 

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'I don't care.' Trump dismisses GOP concern over protecting whistleblower

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump dismissed concerns Wednesday – including from some GOP lawmakers – about the need to shield a whistleblower at the center of allegations that he pressured officials in Ukraine to dig up dirt on Joe Biden.
Asked about those concerns, Trump responded: "I don't care."
"He either got it totally wrong, made it up, or the person giving the information to the whistleblower was dishonest," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. "And this country has to find out who that person was, because that person is a spy, in my opinion."
Speaking alongside the president of Finland, Trump added that "a whistleblower should be protected if the whistleblower's legitimate."
Trump has repeatedly questioned the legitimacy of the unnamed whistleblower in the intelligence community who filed an Aug. 12 complaint about the president's phone call with Ukraine's president.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who launched an impeachment inquiry of Trump last week, has said she was alarmed at the whistleblower’s report and a summary of a July 25 phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that has been made public.
On the call, Trump repeatedly pressed Zelensky to investigate Biden, the 2020 Democratic presidential frontrunner, and his son, Hunter, who once had business interests in Ukraine. During the time of the conversation, the White House was holding up a military aid package Congress had approved for Ukraine.


More: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...t-care-gop-concerns-whistleblower/2442994001/
 

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'I don't care.' Trump dismisses GOP concern over protecting whistleblower

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump dismissed concerns Wednesday – including from some GOP lawmakers – about the need to shield a whistleblower at the center of allegations that he pressured officials in Ukraine to dig up dirt on Joe Biden.
Asked about those concerns, Trump responded: "I don't care."
"He either got it totally wrong, made it up, or the person giving the information to the whistleblower was dishonest," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. "And this country has to find out who that person was, because that person is a spy, in my opinion."
Speaking alongside the president of Finland, Trump added that "a whistleblower should be protected if the whistleblower's legitimate."
Trump has repeatedly questioned the legitimacy of the unnamed whistleblower in the intelligence community who filed an Aug. 12 complaint about the president's phone call with Ukraine's president.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who launched an impeachment inquiry of Trump last week, has said she was alarmed at the whistleblower’s report and a summary of a July 25 phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that has been made public.
On the call, Trump repeatedly pressed Zelensky to investigate Biden, the 2020 Democratic presidential frontrunner, and his son, Hunter, who once had business interests in Ukraine. During the time of the conversation, the White House was holding up a military aid package Congress had approved for Ukraine.


More: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...t-care-gop-concerns-whistleblower/2442994001/
Of course he does not care about the WB safety........ all he care about is getting revenge.
 

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Another whistleblower has come forward, this time alleging 'inappropriate efforts' to influence Trump's tax audit

Another whistleblower complaint alleges "possible misconduct" in an audit of President Donald Trump's taxes.
Rep. Richard Neal, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, which has jurisdiction over taxes, tariffs, and other social-assistance programs, sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on August 8 saying that a federal employee submitted "an unsolicited communication" on July 29 outlining allegations of "inappropriate efforts to influence" the mandatory IRS audit of Trump's and Vice President Mike Pence's tax returns.
In his letter, first widely reported this week, Neal described the whistleblower's allegations of "evidence of possible misconduct" as credible.
"This is a grave charge that appreciably heightens the Committee's concerns about the absence of appropriate safeguards as part of the mandatory audit program and whether statutory codification of such program or other remedial, legislative measures are warranted," he wrote.
Neal also wrote that his committee had "raised these concerns repeatedly" but that IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig had said they were "unfounded." Neal said the whistleblower's allegations "underscore the pressing need for complete and meaningful oversight" of the audit program.


More: https://www.businessinsider.com/whi...priate-action-over-trump-taxe-returns-2019-10
 

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Another whistleblower has come forward, this time alleging 'inappropriate efforts' to influence Trump's tax audit
Another whistleblower complaint alleges "possible misconduct" in an audit of President Donald Trump's taxes.
Rep. Richard Neal, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, which has jurisdiction over taxes, tariffs, and other social-assistance programs, sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on August 8 saying that a federal employee submitted "an unsolicited communication" on July 29 outlining allegations of "inappropriate efforts to influence" the mandatory IRS audit of Trump's and Vice President Mike Pence's tax returns.
In his letter, first widely reported this week, Neal described the whistleblower's allegations of "evidence of possible misconduct" as credible.
"This is a grave charge that appreciably heightens the Committee's concerns about the absence of appropriate safeguards as part of the mandatory audit program and whether statutory codification of such program or other remedial, legislative measures are warranted," he wrote.
Neal also wrote that his committee had "raised these concerns repeatedly" but that IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig had said they were "unfounded." Neal said the whistleblower's allegations "underscore the pressing need for complete and meaningful oversight" of the audit program.
More: https://www.businessinsider.com/whi...priate-action-over-trump-taxe-returns-2019-10
More prog bullshit.
 

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Is this yet another whistle blower who doesn't even have a whistle like the last one?
 

Cliffy

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Is this yet another whistle blower who doesn't even have a whistle like the last one?


They got a real "tempest in a teapot" happening down there it seems. You'd think the head honcho should be able to phone a counterpart w/o someone sticking their nose into it!
 

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Yep, prove you don't know what you're talking about, and you throw the race card. Anything to divert attention from the fact that you don't know what you're talking about.
Because you're a racist. But you're a cheap and stupid racist, and I've been race-baited by experts. Being race-baited by you is like being punched full-on in the face.
By a three-year-old.

We'll see who was right fairly soon as this unfolds, so it's just ok for you to roll out with racist and bigoted posts, I've been nothing but polite to you until now. I've seen plenty of sell out and Apple crap thrown out, I've even seen close friends families homes burnt down to get them off the reserves because they were Red Apple sell outs.
 

Twin_Moose

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Another whistleblower has come forward, this time alleging 'inappropriate efforts' to influence Trump's tax audit
Another whistleblower complaint alleges "possible misconduct" in an audit of President Donald Trump's taxes.
Rep. Richard Neal, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, which has jurisdiction over taxes, tariffs, and other social-assistance programs, sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on August 8 saying that a federal employee submitted "an unsolicited communication" on July 29 outlining allegations of "inappropriate efforts to influence" the mandatory IRS audit of Trump's and Vice President Mike Pence's tax returns.
In his letter, first widely reported this week, Neal described the whistleblower's allegations of "evidence of possible misconduct" as credible.
"This is a grave charge that appreciably heightens the Committee's concerns about the absence of appropriate safeguards as part of the mandatory audit program and whether statutory codification of such program or other remedial, legislative measures are warranted," he wrote.
Neal also wrote that his committee had "raised these concerns repeatedly" but that IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig had said they were "unfounded." Neal said the whistleblower's allegations "underscore the pressing need for complete and meaningful oversight" of the audit program.
More: https://www.businessinsider.com/whi...priate-action-over-trump-taxe-returns-2019-10

I read this a couple days ago the only thing I can't figure out is if it was to benefit Trump/Pence or to hurt them.
 

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They got a real "tempest in a teapot" happening down there it seems. You'd think the head honcho should be able to phone a counterpart w/o someone sticking their nose into it!


It's so cute that, despite the fact it's all over the news, you don't even understand the basics