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To: Brumar89 who wrote (1198171)	2/2/2020 4:44:59 PM
From: Winfastorlose	1 Recommendation Recommended By locogringo Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572855

No one is afraid of Biden. lol. He draws about 20 people to his "rallies" He has never done well when he runs for President, which has nearly been every election cycle for the past 30 years. He is the king of blunders.

To: Brumar89 who wrote (1198171)	2/2/2020 5:44:20 PM
From: RetiredNow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572855

Well, it's already clear that the Democrats have lowered the bar for impeachment. Now, if Biden actually does win the nomination and somehow wins the Presidency, then the Republicans will impeach him for his quid pro quo in Ukraine. How do you like them apples? LOL ----------- Joe Biden Could Be Impeached by GOP Over Ukraine if He Wins, Iowa Senator Says Jennifer Epstein Senator Joni Ernst Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg Iowa Senator Joni Ernst warned Sunday that Republicans could immediately push to impeach Joe Biden over his work in Ukraine as vice president if he win the White House. “I think this door of impeachable whatever has been opened,” Ernst said in an interview with Bloomberg News. “Joe Biden should be very careful what he’s asking for because, you know, we can have a situation where if it should ever be President Biden, that immediately, people, right the day after he would be elected would be saying, ‘Well, we’re going to impeach him.’” The grounds for impeachment, the first-term Republican said, would be “for being assigned to take on Ukrainian corruption yet turning a blind eye to Burisma because his son was on the board making over a million dollars a year.” President Barack Obama sent Biden to Ukraine on his behalf to fight corruption, including leading the push from the U.S. and western European powers to remove prosecutor general Viktor Shokin from office. When Shokin was fired in 2016, no congressional Republicans expressed concern about the move. Eventually, though, Shokin began to argue that he was fired because he was investigating Burisma and Biden wanted to protect his son, Hunter, who was on the company’s board. The claim has been debunked. Earlier this week, Ernst tied the Senate’s impeachment trial of President Donald Trump to Biden’s chances in Monday’s Iowa Democratic caucus, suggesting that the trial could hurt his case with caucus goers. “I’m really interested to see how this discussion today informs and influences the Iowa caucus voters, those Democratic caucus goers. Will they be supporting Vice President Biden at this point? Not certain at that,” she said. Biden has been sure to mention Ernst’s comments during every stump speech he’s made this week, drawing applause as he suggests that Ernst had “spilled the beans” about Republicans’ real intention in raising the Burisma issue to damage Biden’s candidacy. “You can ruin Donald Trump’s night by caucusing with me and ruin Joni Ernst’s night as well,” he’s told Iowa crowds this week. Biden communications director Kate Bedingfield responded to Ernst’s latest comments by again encouraging Iowans to caucus for Biden. “Iowans have the chance tomorrow to say the words that Donald Trump and Joni Ernst fear most: I’m here to caucus for Joe Biden,” she said. (Disclaimer: Michael Bloomberg is seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. He is the founder and majority owner of Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg News.)