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Here’s The 411 About The Question By Sen. Rand Paul That Chief Justice Roberts Declined To Read

Wes Walker Wes WalkerJanuary 31, 2020
26 2 minutes read

Is Chief Justice unfairly putting his thumb on the scales here, or is he upholding what he believes is his duty to shield a whistleblower’s identity?

That raises another question.

Just how far do protections like ‘whistleblower’ protections — especially if they were acquired under, let’s call it ‘peculiar’ circumstances — extend to prevent the accused from facing his accuser?

Given the fact that Schiff had initially lied about his secret and (arguably unlawful) connections to the Whistleblower and the give fact that Schiff has hired individuals from a WH department notorious for harmful anti-Trump leaks IMMEDIATELY AFTER the Ukraine phone call under scrutiny, how is it NOT relevant to ask whether any of the evidence being used against the president was corruptly provided?

This has been portrayed as a ‘trial’ of the President.

But this ‘trial’ is different from any trial you’d see in court. This is a trial in which every single one of the witnesses we’ve heard from so far was called by Democrats (even the lone ‘Republican’ witness was permitted because he was a Hillary voter who also showed up on the Democrats’ list).

If this is a trial, doesn’t the accused get to know whether there is any truth to publicly reported claims of conspiracy on the part of the prosecution?

The Chief Justice has been blocking certain questions from the Senators. But is he going too far with what he’s blocking?

Decide for yourself:

Paul himself explains what he WAS and was NOT doing here.

In light of what we’ve already seen about outrage behaviors on the part of the prosecution in the Gen. Flynn case, in the George Papadopoulos case, and the FISA warrants, it seems relevant to ask questions about prosecutorial malfeasance in such an important question as the Impeachment of a duly-elected President.

A question about a potentially compromising connection between someone in the White House with access to classified and privileged information and the is a perfectly relevant one… especially if ‘nobody knows the identity’ of the whistleblower.

You will notice his question was worded so as not to even touch on any specific whistleblower connections.

Paul explains:

Because of this, the hashtag #ArrestRandPaul was trending on Twitter.

Don’t worry, Senator Ted Cruz was there to the rescue. The question was reworded and asked… but House Manager Schiff refused to answer it.

‘Outraged’ by the question, Schiff squirmed like a bug on a pin.

Later, White House counsel Pat Cipollone rhetorically drop-kicked him.

For a guy who spends so much time throwing innuendo around, and accusing others of having ‘something to hide’… why is he so afraid of answering this question?

 

Wes Walker Wes WalkerJanuary 31, 2020
26 2 minutes read
Wes Walker

Wes Walker

Wes Walker is the author of "Blueprint For a Government that Doesn't Suck". He has been lighting up Clashdaily.com since its inception in July of 2012. Follow on twitter: @Republicanuck