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By cheating, you're referring to the 17 'unbiased' errors, 100% of which somehow simultaneously helped the Hillary campaign and pushed a sham special council in

By cheating, you're referring to the 17 'unbiased' errors, 100% of which somehow simultaneously helped the Hillary campaign and pushed a sham special council investigation and impeachment on the people, all the while the media was pinky swearing there was more evidence than there actually was, right?

davidw 7y ago
The orange man got caught attempting to use the powers of his office to cheat in the upcoming election. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/12/10/case-impeachment/?arc404=true&fbclid=IwAR3411RED6OzBYy9q5qJyDECYX7KJPuX7VXYbJ-p-c6cj_Ydhal-J8M7pbs https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/12/10/case-impe...
- boatswain 7y ago
  Ukraine really was about 2016 not 2020.
- cheeseomlit 7y ago
  Biden engaged in blatant corruption. Investigating him is not "cheating".
  - davidw 7y ago
    In the real world, he didn't: https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/world/2019/10/10/trumps-biden-ukraine-natural-gas-conspiracy-theory-false-but-alive/3851728002/ https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/world/2019/10/10/trum... But in Fox news fantasy land... I'm sure he did!
    - cheeseomlit 7y ago
      This article/PR piece does absolutely nothing to dispute the fact that Hunter got the job because of his relation to Joe. They go after the prosecutor angle because it's all hearsay on both sides and thus easy to spin, but what's indisputably obvious is that Hunter collected those paychecks as a form of influence peddling between Ukraine and his father. You'd have to be hopelessly naive to think otherwise. Don't worry though, the hard-nosed journalists at USA Today are on the case: >"Hunter Biden? Never heard of him," said Ludmila Rynovaya, 72, a resident of Vodiane's nearby village – population 600 – who was chatting with a friend in a small grocery store. Case closed! The only defense they can muster is that Hunter was a naive victim who was in over his head: >"I'm not sure that (Hunter) Biden understood the environment he was getting into" when he agreed to serve on Burisma's board, said Musaieva, the Ukrayinska Pravda editor. Oh poor Hunter, I'm sure it was all just a misunderstanding.
      - davidw 7y ago
        The notion that the 'correct' thing to do was withhold military aid in order to force a foreign government to investigate this is ludicrous though. If there was wrongdoing, the FBI can investigate: https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/12/12/trump-impeachment-and-american-democracy https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/12/12/trump-impeachme... Also: if you're concerned about people's kids profiting off of connections in high places, you're going to be very upset when you look at Trump's kids.
    - dang 7y ago
      Please don't do this here.

davidw 7y ago

The orange man got caught attempting to use the powers of his office to cheat in the upcoming election. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/12/10/case-impeachment/?arc404=true&fbclid=IwAR3411RED6OzBYy9q5qJyDECYX7KJPuX7VXYbJ-p-c6cj_Ydhal-J8M7pbs https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/12/10/case-impe...

boatswain 7y ago
Ukraine really was about 2016 not 2020.
cheeseomlit 7y ago
Biden engaged in blatant corruption. Investigating him is not "cheating".
- davidw 7y ago
  In the real world, he didn't: https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/world/2019/10/10/trumps-biden-ukraine-natural-gas-conspiracy-theory-false-but-alive/3851728002/ https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/world/2019/10/10/trum... But in Fox news fantasy land... I'm sure he did!
  - cheeseomlit 7y ago
    This article/PR piece does absolutely nothing to dispute the fact that Hunter got the job because of his relation to Joe. They go after the prosecutor angle because it's all hearsay on both sides and thus easy to spin, but what's indisputably obvious is that Hunter collected those paychecks as a form of influence peddling between Ukraine and his father. You'd have to be hopelessly naive to think otherwise. Don't worry though, the hard-nosed journalists at USA Today are on the case: >"Hunter Biden? Never heard of him," said Ludmila Rynovaya, 72, a resident of Vodiane's nearby village – population 600 – who was chatting with a friend in a small grocery store. Case closed! The only defense they can muster is that Hunter was a naive victim who was in over his head: >"I'm not sure that (Hunter) Biden understood the environment he was getting into" when he agreed to serve on Burisma's board, said Musaieva, the Ukrayinska Pravda editor. Oh poor Hunter, I'm sure it was all just a misunderstanding.
    - davidw 7y ago
      The notion that the 'correct' thing to do was withhold military aid in order to force a foreign government to investigate this is ludicrous though. If there was wrongdoing, the FBI can investigate: https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/12/12/trump-impeachment-and-american-democracy https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/12/12/trump-impeachme... Also: if you're concerned about people's kids profiting off of connections in high places, you're going to be very upset when you look at Trump's kids.
  - dang 7y ago
    Please don't do this here.