Joe Bagadonuts
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You've got to be kidding me. It's believable for what reason?And yet completely believable, this was being reported on the ABC yesterday (australia's bbc) couched in language of single source.
You've got to be kidding me. It's believable for what reason?And yet completely believable, this was being reported on the ABC yesterday (australia's bbc) couched in language of single source.
You've got to be kidding me. It's believable for what reason?
the claim that he suddenly remembered such a central meeting in this entire thing strikes me as incredibly odd.
To be fair no one said he suddenly remembered anything. They said he saw other folks testimony under oath that contradicted his testimony and so he decided to he better tell the truth or risk being convicted of purgery. At least that's how understood the posts I read.My recollection was that Schiff et al were salivating over the things Sondland initially said. They considered him to be a very cooperative, supportive witness. Your claim is that he was somehow trying to protect the president in that earlier testimony and now he's become convinced to tell the truth? I admit that I am not hanging on every word of this process like some people around here seem to be, but the claim that he suddenly remembered such a central meeting in this entire thing strikes me as incredibly odd.
Cause have you seen or listened to Trump?You've got to be kidding me. It's believable for what reason?
Seems to me that you're relying on the opinions of those who want to massage the facts into appearing the way they want them to, rather than the actual facts. The truth is that Sondland said he now recalls an event that apparently slipped his mind when he testified before congress. If that is not suddenly remembering something, I don't know what is.To be fair no one said he suddenly remembered anything. They said he saw other folks testimony under oath that contradicted his testimony and so he decided to he better tell the truth or risk being convicted of purgery. At least that's how understood the posts I read.
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It's funny how other's testimonies are "opinions" but Sondland suddenly remembering something is a "fact".Seems to me that you're relying on the opinions of those who want to massage the facts into appearing the way they want them to, rather than the actual facts. The truth is that Sondland said he now recalls an event that apparently slipped his mind when he testified before congress. If that is not suddenly remembering something, I don't know what is.
As expected, @Red is not helping your story, @babe. Neither is the state of California. Or CNN. Or Heritage.org. Remarkably, I'm still willing to entertain the notion that 6 million fake votes were cast, or will be cast in the next election.
Unless we want to talk voter suppression? No?
Funny how criminals suddenly remember stuff better when others have corroborated to the crime that they lied about committing.
.I've never seen so many smart people willing to be so enthusiastic about being so stupid.
You think Trump is a dork, so therefore any dorky accusation that someone throws at Trump or a Trump associate is deemed as true by you. No evidence necessary.
I don't think you understood what I said. I wasn't calling the other testimonies "opinions." Fish relies on posts as his news source and said so (as he often does) in the post I responded to. I was calling the opinions of the posters he was referring to "opinions."It's funny how other's testimonies are "opinions" but Sondland suddenly remembering something is a "fact".
You're trying really hard to polish a turd here, but I'm sorry to say all you've done is get **** all over your hands.