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philip964 wrote: Fri Nov 15, 2019 11:18 pm

flechero wrote: Fri Nov 15, 2019 7:17 pm

philip964 wrote: Fri Nov 15, 2019 7:00 pm

striker55 wrote: Fri Nov 15, 2019 3:44 pm How can a "tweet" intimidate a witness in real time? Does she have Google glasses to see the tweets while she is answering questions?

I think Chairman Schiff read them to her during the hearing, so she could be intimidated.

My thoughts exactly- and schiff did the intimidating- purposefully, so that he could add another bogus log on the fire if she took the bait.

“However, this whole hearing turned on a dime when the president tweeted about her real-time,” Baier stated.

He said that when Schiff stopped Democratic questioning to read the president’s tweets and get her response, it enabled him to then “characterize that tweet as intimidating the witness or tampering with the witness, which is a crime.”

So doesn’t Schiff become the intimiadator of a witness, if he reads something that the witness would have not normally knew about until after she testified, while she is testifying.

anygunanywhere wrote: Sat Nov 16, 2019 9:13 am Logic has no meaning to communists.

The Tuesday confirmation of Judge Robert J. Luck created a majority for Republican-appointed judges on the 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals, the third such party flip in a federal court of appeals during the Trump presidency.

President Trump has also created GOP majority courts in the Third Circuit, which flipped in March, and the Second Circuit, which flipped last week with the confirmation of Steven Menashi. Since Trump assumed office in 2017, 163 title III judges have been confirmed to the bench, including Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.

The confirmation of Barbara Lagoa to the 11th Circuit is also expected in the coming days after Luck was easily confirmed by the Senate with a 64 to 31 vote. The change to a GOP-fortified 11th Circuit could mean a significant shift in the outcome of several election law disputes, primarily from Georgia and Florida, which the court is currently involved in.

The Republican National Committee fundraising juggernaut, fueled by a GOP backlash to the House impeachment effort to force President Trump from office, scored another record in October and pushed the bank account past $61 million.

The debt-free RNC told Secrets exclusively that it brought in $25.3 million in October and has $61.4 million cash on hand.

By comparison, the Democratic National Committee was $7 million in debt last month.