Why would I do that when Pompeo acknowledged receipt of said subpoena?
If the subpoena doesn't exist, why would Pompeo acknowledge receiving it?
https://i.imgur.com/P53g4Nh.pngWhy wouldn't you? Oh right, because you can't, because it never existed, and you have absolutely zero empirical evidence it ever existed. Why would Mike Pompeo shit in the woods? I don't know. Maybe he just had to go.
You keep asking the same questions and I've answered them all directly many times. I understand you think I'm wrong. How about we get back on topic?
You have not answered the most important question of all. Where are The House issued subpoenas related to presidential impeachment issued before October 31st 2019? How long do you think is a reasonable amount of time to pass before we can affirmatively declare they never existed because there remains no evidence of their existence? It is a fact you are wrong, and you can not prove otherwise. This is very much on topic.
Nice attempt to change what I said to suit your purposes. You can actually prove your claim by requesting the document. So go ahead and prove it to all of us. You're the one that has made a definitive claim, I don't believe any of us have.
And again... You claim Pompeo said bigfoot is real. Prove it by providing the statement.
the Democrats are attempting to conduct an extralegal investigation outside the process established for impeachment in order to maintain their one sided investigation and prevent any defense from being presented. Why the fuck would Trump participate in this farce of an "investigation" completely outside of the law?
This is false.
The constitution gives the House the sole power of impeachment. It doesn't specify how Impeachment proceedings should be initiated and it certainly does not give the president the right to decide whether or not his own impeachment hearings are valid.
Trump took an oath to defend the constitution. By not complying with House oversight he is violating that oath and will rightfully get another impeachment article for doing so.
Lindsey Graham was right:
“Article III of impeachment against Richard Nixon was based on the idea [he] failed to comply with subpoenas of Congress. Congress was going through its oversight function to provide oversight of the president. When asked for information, Richard Nixon chose not to comply and the Congress back at that time said, ‘You’re taking impeachment away from us. You’re becoming the judge and jury. It is not your job to tell us what we need. It is your job to comply with the things we need to provide oversight over you. The day Richard Nixon failed to answer that subpoena is the day that he was subject to impeachment because he took the power of Congress away from Congress and became the judge and jury.”
Looks like you are wrong again. This is the first mention of the subpoenas on this forum I could find. I suppose you will tell me now there is an earlier mention, but you just can't find it, but trust me, it really exists, super serial. Mike Pompeo said so.