[TheRealThing]

Jury is out on Iran deal. Are they closer to a nuclear weapon today, or three years ago?
Sadly, we won’t know until Jerusalem is rubble.

The money was already frozen by Congressional request due to concerns over terror groups in Palestine, and the Obama administration had respected the request. Trump chose to maintain the freeze.

The situation you mentioned is a great example of Trump working within the boundaries of the executive branch, and working with Congress. He maintained the hold over national security concerns and notified Congress.

The impeachment managers have laid out a strong case describing the timeline of Trump’s attempt at corruption. Much stronger than I expected without Bolton, Mulvaney, and Pompeo testimony.

I’m going out on a limb and saying you haven’t been watching.

Whereas I am certain that I would be standing on granite resting on bedrock, that you have feasted on the monkey puke with relish.

The impeachment managers have done nothing but repeat the same drivel they dreamed up in the House. Thankfully, the founders were much smarter than today's House majority. They envisioned the possible scenario where the House majority may be tempted to use their power to weaponize the impeachment process for light and/or transient cause; say like not liking his policy decisions such as they have in this day for example. And further in the ultimate irony, have tried to illegally use impeachment to get rid of a political foe. Thus they (the founders) included the necessary language to preclude same in the Constitution.

Your first three paragraphs are great examples of liberal revisionist malarkey.