"The evidence points in the direction of the president inviting Ukraine to engage in the corrupt acts of investigating a US political opponent," House manager Adam Schiff told the U.S. Senate about a thousand times last week.
A master dissembler, Schiff said whatever he had to in his effort to remove President Trump from office.
In the 1996 cycle he gave $632,000 to the president's reelection effort and emerged as the single largest donor to the Democratic Party.
Incredibly, while the investigation was in process, Sandy Berger, Clinton fixer and national security advisor, sent a memo to the president urging him to "Waive the legislative restriction on the export to China of the communications satellites and related equipment for the Space Systems/Loral Chinasat 8 project."
Berger admitted as much: "Justice believes that a jury would not convict once it learned that the president had found SS/L's Chinasat 8 project to be in the national interest."
The president could only issue a waiver if it served America's "National interest." Berger made a comically specious case that it did, arguing satellite technology would give remote Chinese villagers access "To people and ideas in democratic societies."
The president approved the waiver, and the prosecution came to naught.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2020/02/the_most_egregious_series_of_corrupt_acts_ever.html
A master dissembler, Schiff said whatever he had to in his effort to remove President Trump from office.
In the 1996 cycle he gave $632,000 to the president's reelection effort and emerged as the single largest donor to the Democratic Party.
Incredibly, while the investigation was in process, Sandy Berger, Clinton fixer and national security advisor, sent a memo to the president urging him to "Waive the legislative restriction on the export to China of the communications satellites and related equipment for the Space Systems/Loral Chinasat 8 project."
Berger admitted as much: "Justice believes that a jury would not convict once it learned that the president had found SS/L's Chinasat 8 project to be in the national interest."
The president could only issue a waiver if it served America's "National interest." Berger made a comically specious case that it did, arguing satellite technology would give remote Chinese villagers access "To people and ideas in democratic societies."
The president approved the waiver, and the prosecution came to naught.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2020/02/the_most_egregious_series_of_corrupt_acts_ever.html
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