I wouldn't care if the whistleblower was banging Hillary on the side. Does anyone believe he just made up his concerns off the top of his head? He did the right thing lodging his complaint. Of far more importance is knowing what our chief executive is up to, and why. The political affiliation and connections of the whistleblower may have made lodging a complaint easier on his part, but it's the concerns expressed by officials in the White House, and relayed to that whistleblower that take center stage here.
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/whi...leblower-trump-ukraine-call/story?id=66141284
A White House official listening to President Donald Trump’s
July 25 phone call with
Ukraine’s president described the call as “crazy” and “frightening” and was “visibly shaken,” according to notes taken by the intelligence official who filed a formal whistleblower complaint after speaking with the official, and others.
ABC News has learned that the two-page memo, written by the whistleblower a day after Trump’s call, suggests that at least one aide to the president feared that Trump’s own words in the call were damning. According to a rough transcript of the call released by the White House, Trump asked Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskiy to launch an investigation into a political opponent, Democratic presidential candidate
Joe Biden, and his son.
The notes were based on a brief conversation between the whistleblower and the White House official and described “highlights” from the president’s call. The document was later provided to the intelligence community’s inspector general, who reviewed the
whistleblower’s complaint. The IG has determined the complaint “appeared credible” and of “urgent concern.”