You are correct.
I hoped it had gone to a trial so the evidence could have been presented. There is no way had I been a Senator would I have voted to have him removed from office. The charges in my opinion, even if 100% true, were not worthy of removal from office.
Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
Evidence that wasn't presented in the House? Evidence we didn't hear on "the phone call"? What was this evidence other than Trump as President decided he had the authority given to him to hold up funds until he was satisfied public corruption was under control.
You mean testimony from Bolton saying that Trump did indeed tie the transfer of money to Ukraine until something he wanted was done?
For some reason that seems to ring a bell. Oh! Yeah! Biden telling Ukraine, you either fire the prosecutor or you don't get the money!
This was a nothing burger! Neither the national security of the US or the national security of Ukraine was in jeopardy. How do we know this? Because Russia made no advance on Ukraine during the time aid was held up, something a President has the right to do.
But I'll play. Give us a scenario of what evidence might have made a difference. Surely you have given this some thought. You have the hours and hours of testimony in the House. I watched every hour of it. Did you? We have the phone call in which no where did Trump give Zelinsky an ultimatum. Some say Zelinsky had to understand what Trump was saying but then when asked, Zelinsky said he never thought an investigation was a demand he must meet ( which he never did ) before getting funds.
So to Munchie's point that funds were held up, the whole amount was never delivered. Isn't that true with regard to most NATO countries and their 2% obligation which they have never meet? This can be overlooked but holding up aid to Ukraine and when released wasn't the exact amount promised is worth impeachment? Please.