Neuvostoliitossa ei ollut tätäkään ongelmaa
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Topikissa ei ole taidettu mainita Boltonin kirjan julkistamisaikataulua, mutta kustantaja tähtää julkaisuun seitsemän viikon päästä.Ingmar Bergmanin kuolema wrote: ↑31 Jan 2020, 23:00Vaikea uskoa että vuotaisi. Vuodon pitäisi tulla Valkoisesta talosta Trumpin porukasta, eikä se kuulosta mahdolliselta. Siinä olisi vielä vittumainen oikeusjuttu edessä, kun toisen omistamaa luottamuksellista materiaalia lähdetään levittämään. Kustantajalla ja Boltonilla ei ole vuotamismotiivia, koska sananvapauden luvatussa maassa kirja kyllä saadaan julki normaalikanavia pitkin, jos vain halua on.
"Toivottavasti Depend pitää"Ingmar Bergmanin kuolema wrote: ↑01 Feb 2020, 15:19Trump kumosi muuten juuri Obaman asettaman Amerikan sotavoimia koskevan maamiinakiellon. Trump ei voi hyväksyä riskiä, jonka amerikkalaissotilaat joutuvat ottamaan, kun eivät saa käyttää maamiinoja.
MAGA!
Eihän tuo muista, että mitä paskaa tuli suollettua viime viikolla saati kuus vuotta sitten.
Alko vähän naurattaa kun miettii että kyseessä on Trump.Boriksella on pettämätön logiikka wrote: ↑01 Feb 2020, 21:51Joo ja narsistinen luonne estää virheiden myöntämisen ja oman toiminnan kriittisen tarkastelun.Spoiler:
Voisi kai sanoa varmaksi, että edustajainhuone jatkaa Ukraina-vyyhdin selvittämistä virkarikosprosessin jälkeenkin, ja näitä onnenmurusia tippuu julkisuuteen tasaiseen tahtiin vielä pitkään.CNN wrote:Trump administration reveals it's blocking dozens of emails about Ukraine aid freeze, including President's role
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/02/01/poli ... index.html
The Department of Justice revealed in a court filing late Friday that it has two dozen emails related to President Donald Trump's involvement in the withholding of millions in security assistance to Ukraine -- a disclosure that came just hours after the Senate voted against subpoenaing additional documents and witnesses in Trump's impeachment trial, paving the way for his acquittal.
The filing, released near midnight Friday, marks the first official acknowledgment from the Trump administration that emails about the President's thinking related to the aid exist, and that he was directly involved in asking about and deciding on the aid as early as June. The administration is still blocking those emails from the public and has successfully kept them from Congress.
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The filings from the executive branch came Friday to meet a court-ordered January 31 deadline. A judge had specifically asked for an email-by-email breakdown of what the Justice Department redacted or withheld in Defense Department and OMB emails about the aid, and why it did so, after the Center for Public Integrity sued and got access to them in December through the Freedom of Information Act.
https://amp.businessinsider.com/house-o ... ssion=trueThe House of Representatives may not be done impeaching Trump
* The House of Representatives may bring more articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.
* Doug Letter, the lead counsel for House Democrats, reportedly told a federal appeals court on Friday, "That is on the table. There's no doubt."
* He also confirmed that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had signed off on his comments.
* Letter is arguing two cases before the court; the first seeks to obtain the former special counsel Robert Mueller's grand-jury material related to the FBI's Russia probe, and the second seeks to secure testimony from a key witness in Mueller's obstruction-of-justice investigation.
* If Democrats bring more charges against Trump, it's likely at least one of them will focus on obstruction of justice and cite the eleven instances of obstruction Mueller listed in his final report.
Nää äänesti Clintonia jo 2016.Jesse Python wrote: ↑02 Feb 2020, 12:05On toi kyllä aikamoinen suhmuroinnin maailmanennätys. Miten toi vaikuttaa sellaisiin repujen kannattajiin, joilla on edes jonkinlainen oikeustaju?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... te-coverupTrump impeachment: Republican Senate 'coverup' prompts backlash
Outraged by what they see as a coverup in the impeachment trial of Donald Trump, grassroots activists are planning a massive “payback project” designed to punish Republican senators at the ballot box.
Even as key Republican senators acknowledged Trump’s guilt on charges of abusing power and obstructing Congress, they defied public opinion on Friday by voting to block witnesses and documents, paving the way for the president to be acquitted and claim exoneration.
Republican fealty to Trump has long wearied liberals but the senators’ move appeared to cause a new level of anger. The Indivisible Project, a progressive group, announced it would target nine senators, among them majority leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Trump loyalist Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, in November’s elections.