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Again, we recognize that corruption took place but is unfortunately legal and endemic (certainly not limited to one specific party). This corruption should be e
by pstuart 3y ago
Again, we recognize that corruption took place but is unfortunately legal and endemic (certainly not limited to one specific party). This corruption should be ended, but there's one little problem. You. And all the others making a stink about this.
You don't care about corruption, only in smiting your political enemies. Neither does any of the members of the senate committee or anyone else obsessed with this.
The only thing that matters is "the story" and the taint of its implications.
This is frustrating beyond belief, because most of us non-believers in this nonsense would love to right these wrongs but it will only happen if addressed in a bipartisan manner.
That would require an interest in good government rather than power, and day by day it's clearer and clearer that power itself is the only goal.
Meanwhile, the cult continues its worship of a man who is literally corrupt to the core whose only interest is in self-enrichment and self-aggrandizement.
I take no pleasure in these observations (quite the opposite, in fact). As with any other cult, there is no possibility for reason or reflection and the only reaction to that engagement is to double down on their beliefs.
Political discussion is usually avoided in polite society because it devolves into tribal warfare. That's most unfortunate because the actions of the political class have literally life and death repercussions and strongly shape the health of the country.
So while I did point out flaws in your tribe, I didn't do it to claim my tribe is better. First and foremost, I am not a member of any political party, and equally important, I believe we should have a nation that operates under the rule of law in a manner that serves us all the best it can (regardless of affiliation).
The committee reports: https://oversight.house.gov/report/ https://oversight.house.gov/report/
edit: the committee's been at it for some time and the only thing they've come up with is the appearance of impropriety. That's it.
One would think that with all their resources and zeal to stamp out this corruption that they'd have a smoking gun by now and would use that to try and convict Biden Sr. But they won't (because it's quite likely nothing exists) and they don't want their game to end as it works so well to keep you and others up in arms and ready to "vote the bad guys out".
- nailer 3y ago> Again, we recognize that corruption took place Who is we? The comment you’re replying to make a very solid case that most people don’t. > but is unfortunately legal Burisma may be legal but I doubt Chinese extortion or election interference by a government agency would be considered legal > certainly not limited to one specific party I don’t think anyone pretended it was. > This corruption should be ended, but there's one little problem. You. As in me? > You don't care about corruption You are being awful and have no reason to write such a thing about someone that is conversing with you politely. I don’t think you actually want to discuss anything, since you don’t seem to be responding to any of the points you are replying to and I’m going to ignore you now.