Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Trump To Congress: I'll Obstruct You All The Way



The Chosen One, he of "unmatched wisdom," has declared to Congress "I am above the law:"
The White House on Tuesday said it would not cooperate with the House’s impeachment inquiry of President Trump, arguing that the probe “violates the Constitution, the rule of law, and every past precedent” in an escalating standoff with an unbowed Congress.
In a scathing eight-page letter, the White House said the inquiry into the Ukraine scandal was without merit, complained that the president has been denied his due process rights and argued that Democrats were intent on overturning the results of the 2016 election and influencing the 2020 contest.
“To fulfill his duties to the American people, the Constitution, the executive branch, and all future occupants of the Office of the presidency, President Trump and his administration cannot participate in your partisan and unconstitutional inquiry under these circumstances,” White House counsel Pat A. Cipollone wrote to top congressional Democrats.
That's some powerful, though risible, gaslighting going on there.  It seems to us it's the old "I'm rubber, you're glue..." argument that The Chosen One and his lickspittle Republican enablers use quite frequently.  Maybe we're missing something?
The White House letter, which lacked substantive legal arguments and echoed Trump’s political broadsides...
Oh, guess not.

We yield to our panel of experts to discuss the matter--





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2 comments:

  1. Typical Trump grandstanding, gaslighting, brazenly lying. The old bully tactic where you pound the table when you're lacking facts and you're guilty as sin.

    I read in my local paper this morning that our Republican Senator Rob Portman, who is actually chair of the Ukraine Caucus, won't vote to impeach Trump if the vote comes to the Senate. He believes Trump was wrong to use Ukraine to find dirt on Biden, but it wasn't illegal, just bad judgment. He thinks the voters can decide next November.

    So I sent him an email today and told him he was a coward and should be ashamed of himself. And I told him he was not doing his job as a representative of our state or our Constitution.

    Contact your representatives and remind them to stand up for our country and our rights. They cannot go on protecting him and they are going to have to pay for it down the road, if not in the coming election, then in those that follow. Speak up!

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  2. donnah -- we're Hackwhackers and we approve your message!

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