House rules require all the Chairperson of a committee to hear every "Point of Order" offered by a member.
Schiff violated this rule on the 2nd day of public testimony by refusing to recognize a member.
Has there ever been a flailing defense that tired of arguing procedure when the evidence mounted against them?
Do the faithful ever tire of denying evidence in lieu of a tenable defense?
Thanks for laughs. ”No minds were changed”.
This post was edited by Don Barzini at November 19, 2019 5:14 PM MST
Frankly, no you wouldn’t. You only do so in this case because the infotainers at Fox News have provided you lines to parrot about it. Period. (I watch Fox News too, when my stomach can stand grown adults pandering to a troubled despot for money)
None of what you say, or have yet said has anything to do with the evidence, nor has provided any. Hollow criticisms. Petty partisanship. Let’s give preference to evidence instead.
Let’s wait ‘til Trump himself testifies, as he “would like to”, but that is a joke too, isn’t it? Or soon will be. The joke is on him, but you don’t get it, and that’s OK; we understand.
This post was edited by Don Barzini at November 19, 2019 7:46 PM MSTIf that’s your argument, you‘re not doing too well in evidence analysis. But then, we are talking about evidence and you are a Creationist, aren’t you?
The transcript was damning, in case you missed it. It doesn’t portray an innocent dialogue, despite what Trump and his lackeys say. Quite the opposite. Boy, that must seem like an alien concept to a mind bent on prejudgment.
There appears to be more evidence to reveal about the context of the discussion, a lot of people have insight about it, as the phone call in question—unlike your your worldview— didn’t happen in a vacuum.
Food for thought: The smartest people examine all available facts, not close off to presumptions on minimal evidence. Why won’t you?