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you expressed confusion
no, you lied, and when caught in your lie, you lied again and called it “hyperbole” even though it was just obviously just a lie. now you’re piling lie upon lie thinking you’re fooling anyone but yourself.
this is just sad.
Newsweek is hot garbage these days
no kidding… wow
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yeah, parts of that episode didn’t age so well
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because I am poor
Then, why do you hypocritically keep demanding that a private citizen be dragged before Congress for a complete circus sham of a hearing when there’s no evidence that he broke the law, other than the fact that you just don’t like him, of course….?
And why should Congress give a shit about your “moral calculus”? 
You’re making it sound like being called into a congressional hearing is some great injustice, though.
being harassed on a congressional level IS a great injustice, especially if thy have no legal reason to do it.
It’s not a court of law, what is and isn’t illegal isn’t super relevant here
wrong. people can be (and have been) tried and convicted in congress.
His job in Ukraine for that gas company was pretty transparent influence peddling
if there was any real evidence of that, or of it being illegal, then prove it in a court of law. But there isn’t, which is why people like you want to loudly insinuate it in a public circus in a congressional hearing. this brings us right back to the pint with you circular reasoning.
You’re welcome to not believe that I guess, but I think that would make you pretty gullible.
because there’s no evidence, just insinuations and innuendo from the far-right. And if YOU want to believe rumors and propaganda over evidence and proof, then I’m not the gullible one.
A lot of politicians’ children do this.
so what? if you can find evidence of illegality, indict them and take them to court. I don’t see you crying foul over Trump’s kids doing the same… double standard much? lmao
I cannot bring myself to care about the only one to have to actually stand in congress and try to justify it.
Once again, why would any private citizen who doesn’t hold pubic office have to justify anything to you, especially when there’s no evidence they broke the law— especially by being dragged in font of congress? you keep refusing to answer this question.
How very sweet and empathetic of you. Really. And you’re probably right, to some extent.
Regardless, it’s really no excuse for their behavior.