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That isn't a conclusion that I drew, I watched the hearings and heard three different career foreign service professionals say that very thing. Plus Yovanovitch herself said she had a much better working relationship with the previous Ukrainian president she did with the current president.

Influenced, maybe. The reason I'm not comfortable with "infiltrated" is, infiltrate, verb, enter or gain access to (an organization, place, etc.) surreptitiously and gradually, especially in order to acquire secret information. The reason doesn't matter. Whether anyone agrees with it or not...

Not sure I agree with infiltrated as the word to use. In Che case, if Trump was infiltrated, that makes Trump the straight-up victim.

Dood, that's just the opinion of one guy, who is not the ultimate authority on impeachment, was not a Constitutional scholar, and Is the only person in the history of people to serve as Vice President and President without ever having been elected to either prude by the Electoral College. Would...

If it would only benefit Trump, then maybe. But it's most definitely in the interest of the American people to know whether a candidate for the Office of the President of the United States, especially a front runner candidate, is in any way corruptly compromised by a foreign country. Wouldn't...

There isn't a single elected official who wants to get reelected who doesn't do the same thing. It's how the system is set up. Politician does stuff the voters like, they vote for his reelection. If the politician does stuff the voters don't like, he doesn't get reelected. It's how it works. And...

Not sure who Blotus is, but it keeps getting brought up because it's what the Constitution actually says, and it's what the Founding Fathers made very clear in the Federalist Papers, explicitly to prevent partisan, political impeachments. The only people who keep saying no crime is required for...

If that's the rule, that's fine. But the rules keep changing, and no one ever tells us about the changes. Can you imagine being, say, a player on the Detroit Lions, and every quarter the rules change, but no one bothers to tell you what the changes are. Can you imagine how much worse the Lions...

He didn't do anything wrong, but more importantly he didn't commit a crime. The President has the constitutional plenary power to conduct foreign policy any way he sees fit. If you think he's doing it wrong, that's still not a crime. If you think Trump committed a crime, any crime at all, that...

This is from the report from the Majority Staff of the House Committee on the Judiciary on Constitutional Grounds for Presidential Impeachment... Let that sink in for a minute. The impeachment report is literally a document in which they're trying to make the claim they can deduce President...

I think that's the deal. I've been treated very poorly, and very nicely, by different people at the same location. For the most part I just ignore it because I know I'm going to be out of there in a few minutes, anyway. And I (almost) never do or say anything that's going make me the least...

1,500-employee office space, 25,000-employee headquarters - same thing (at least in AOC's mind).

Personally, and this is just me, my own opinion, but it's easier to say, not to mention, type, "them", than it is to say, not to mention, type, "Anti-American radical Islamic jihadist terrorists." I hesitate to use simply "Muslim" to describe "them" because, well, that's a pretty damn broad...

Yes. Foreign allies. Non-Americans. And within that group, those who might want to do is harm. Them who are mostly likely to be a Trojan Horse terrorist. It's a good question. Why don't we vet them better is an equally good question.

We train them for many reasons. One is they fly US military aircraft, so it's important they know the planes as intimately as possible. We also train their mechanics. In addition, during training exercises and in battle, it's important for our allies to have the same set of expectations...

Yeah, well, that looked exactly like 3 whiny bitches standing around complaining about their boss.

Inaccurate reporting happens all the time. It comes with the territory. Corrections are made, and you move on. Fabricated stories, which is propaganda, is happening more and more over these last 3 years with disturbing regularity and brazenness. Fake Nes certainly encompasses the propaganda...

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Sorry about that. Thanks for posting the article. I posted the link using my phone, sourced from the Fox News app. The link doesn't even work for me now, either.

Inside President Trump's secret trip to Afghanistan https://www.foxnews.com/politics/inside-president-trumps-secret-trip-to-afghanistan Here's the personal, first-hand account of Kristen Fisher, the only reporter who flew down to Florida in the undisclosed plane that picked up the President, and...