[Cardfan1]

Like I said. You and the rest of the left are so far around the bend Davy Crockett couldn't help you find yourselves. Mostly because many of you were indoctrinated into the fold at a young age and therefore have no basis for comparison. You think all this is an us against them fight, instead of a right against wrong fight.

Now. Nobody ever indicated that Giuliani and Blumenthal are in any way apples to apples. I am certainly not going to argue at length on the nature of MR Blumenthal's epic and dubious 'antics.' The article I sourced was ample enough to establish my point, but go ahead and act lost just the same. Don't get me wrong. I know where hope, especially desperate hope is concerned, the imagination can be strong tonic. Avail yourself. Nonetheless, the parallel between Blumenthal and your stated concerns does exist. But only in the case of Blumenthal, not Giuliani.

You are not in my opinion concerned. You are rather yearning, hoping against hope to see the left somehow delivered from the pickle barrel. No faint wisp is therefore too thin or too fragile to build upon to that end; i.e. the impeachment.

Sorry, I'm not giving that fake news site a click. The fact you trust it as your source for anything explains a lot including your tone that often lacks civility.

I say the same for the other side (dailykos, crooksandliars, etc.). The rise of those type media sites have poisoned the well in this nation, and it borders on criminal, IMO.

I do see this as a right vs. wrong situation. I don't care what party it is, or who it is.

Did the president withhold Congressional allocated funds to coerce a Eastern European nation into starting an investigation into his potential political rival?

If so, that's wrong and an executive abuse of power. Period. End of spin.

Asking that and wanting to get to the truth through the proper constitutional process doesn't make me a leftist/liberal/socialist lemming in lockstep with the national democratic party.

The case will very soon be at the trial stage, hopefully minus the political theater (at least in the Senate chambers) that the impeachment in the HOR had. Every impeachment trial(including judges) has had witnesses, so I expect that to be the case in this trial. If the President attempts to block the witnesses the perception of guilt will grow.

I have no problem with the defense calling Joe Biden as a witness either. He should be willing to appear, and if he refuses the perception of corruption guilt will grow. I'm no lawyer by trade, but the defense will have to prove Biden was guilty of corruption for him to be a viable witness. If they can't it's a waste of time.