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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: koan who wrote (1175153)11/2/2019 7:17:41 PM
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Well, it's something I've said all along. There was no quid pro quo, but even if there was, it is not illegal for a President to use our allies to investigate criminal wrongdoing, such as what the Bidens did. Quid pro quo is only wrong when it enriches yourself in public service, just as the Bidens did.

The Democrats know that Biden was most probably involved in a self-enrichment scheme for his family, using his power of office. This is a felony. So they are doing everything in their power to strike at Trump before he could make progress in that investigation. It's exactly what Hillary did with the Mueller investigation. She had her lackeys accuse Trump of what she herself was guilty of, in order to gas light the public and get out of the crimes she was guilty of. It worked brilliantly and now the Democrats are using the same playbook to keep their own out of trouble.

Nothing is new under the sun.
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