No.
I have never said I that I believe Schitt.
Apparently some people think that because I don’t know for sure whether he was telling a direct lie in this case that I definitely believe he’s telling the t***h.
Seriously?
I don’t think it’s provable either way. Maybe it can be deduced. But deduction is not proof.
Evidence is proof. While there is circumstantial evidence, it’s not hard evidence. If this is going to fly with people who don’t agree that there are no grounds for the inquiry in the first place, there needs to be hard evidence.
That being said. The strategy of the Democrats is to insist that it doesn’t matter.
This makes no sense to me.
The veracity of a witness is critical to the credibility of their testimony.
As for me, the entire circus is intended to divert attention away from what’s going on right under our noses.
Take a peak at s.2584
Commerce, justice, science and related agencies appropriations act of 2020.
Pay attention to the defined ways these funds can be used. Who, exactly, is in a position to access the money.
Follow the money.
Understand the game.
Monitor the action as it progresses through the process.
Read the amendments. Pay attention to who proposes them and who profits. Watch the web unfold.
Most people are either unwilling or unable to do the homework.
Unable, I’ll excuse. They have my pity.
Someone who is able do the work and understand what’s going on, and still chooses not to do the work of looking for themselves, deserves the price they will surely pay.

It’s not about being smart. Some of the smartest people I know are feces throwers. Some of slower people I know are respectful. Education, or lack thereof, is not a disqualification either.

It’s about respect. This means staying away from insults, name calling, personal attacks, blanket assumptions, and condemnation rather than argument. We can disagree, adamantly, and not be disagreeable. We can find a position horrible without insisting that the people who hold it are horrible.

It’s about civil discourse . Emphasis on “civil “.

It’s not about being smart. Some of the smartest people I know are feces throwers. Some of slower people I know are respectful. Education, or lack thereof, is not a disqualification either.

It’s about respect. This means staying away from insults, name calling, personal attacks, blanket assumptions, and condemnation rather than argument. We can disagree, adamantly, and not be disagreeable. We can find a position horrible without insisting that the people who hold it are horrible.

It’s about civil discourse . Emphasis on “civil “.

It’s not about being smart. Some of the smartest people I know are feces throwers. Some of slower people I know are respectful. Education, or lack thereof, is not a disqualification either.

It’s about respect. This means staying away from insults, name calling, personal attacks, blanket assumptions, and condemnation rather than argument. We can disagree, adamantly, and not be disagreeable. We can find a position horrible without insisting that the people who hold it are horrible.

It’s about civil discourse . Emphasis on “civil “.