The massive, bold
red headline on the Drudge Report screamed: “Trump Behind Biden Impeachment
Push!” That may be the dumbest headline I’ve ever seen, and that’s saying
something! This, of course, immediately led to questions such as: how?
Especially as Biden and the Democrats have been desperately trying to imprison
him lately.
The yahoo!news
article breathlessly stated: “Trump has
talked regularly by phone with members of the ultraconservative House Freedom
Caucus and other congressional Republicans who pushed for impeachment,
according to a person close to Trump who was not authorized to publicly discuss
the conversations. Trump has encouraged the effort both
privately and publicly. Trump has been talking to congressional Republicans
(especially of the “ultraconservative” variety)? Shocking. That he might encourage
them in their potential attempt to impeach Biden, the man who has sicced the
DOJ, FBI, and other now-weaponized federal agencies against him for daring to
suggest the 2020 presidential election was not entirely on the up-and-up is
less than surprising. Especially considering the Democrats impeached
him—twice—on trumped up charges that were more bogus than a John Brennan
testimony.
And now we find out that the White House put out a
lengthy memo on Sept. 13th, attacking the media and demanding
that reporters cease and desist their inquiries about President Biden and instead focus
on Republicans. This unprecedented directive itself should be
enough to impeach Biden…and everyone in his administration that had a hand in
it, were that possible.
From
the document:
It’s time for the media to ramp up its scrutiny of
House Republicans for opening an impeachment inquiry based on lies. When even
House Republican members are admitting that there is simply no evidence that
Joe Biden did anything wrong, much less impeachable, that should set off alarm
bells for news organizations.
For years, Republicans in Congress have tried to muddy
the waters by attracting media coverage of their allegations, and as they
choose to move forward with impeachment, it is the responsibility of the
independent press to treat their claims with the appropriate scrutiny. Covering
impeachment as a process story – Republicans say X, but the White House says Y
– is a disservice to the American public who relies on the independent press to
hold those in power accountable.
House Republican leaders should be held accountable
for the fact that they are lurching toward impeachment over allegations that
are not only unfounded but, in virtually all cases, have been actively
disproven – including by witnesses and documents in their own investigations,
as well as years-old congressional probes and even the former President’s first
impeachment inquiry.
As you begin to cover the House GOP’s impeachment push
more intensely, enclosed you will find a 14-page appendix that comprehensively
addresses the 7 key lies House Republicans are suggesting they are basing an
impeachment on. We hope this document helps provide you with factual
information useful in your reporting on their unprecedented, unfounded claims
underlying an impeachment inquiry without any evidence of wrongdoing.
There. Are. No. Words. To. Describe. The.
Shamelessness. Not to mention the hypocrisy and gaslighting. “An impeachment
inquiry based on lies?” Hello! Steele Dossier anyone? Total fabrication.
And “the call” with Zelensky? Inquiring about the investigation into Biden corruption?
You know, the investigation that Robert L Peters the Big Guy thwarted by
getting the prosecutor
fired by threatening to hold
back $1 billion in aid?
“The American public” relies on “the independent press
to hold those in power accountable?” You mean like the FBI heads who lied under
oath? The 51 former intelligence officials who lied repeatedly and still refuse to apologize for
their prevarications intended to take down a sitting president? President Biden
and his son Hunter themselves? An independent press?! Hah! Enemies of
the people they are supposed to serve.
“Without any evidence of wrongdoing?” You mean other
than Hunter’s laptop, the Biden video regarding Shokin bank records, government
documents, phone calls, business meetings, statements of former partners and
clients, Hunter’s own words, emails, texts, WhatsApp messages and whistleblower
testimony, among others?
Chuck Schumer, a fervent supporter of both the preposterous
Trump impeachments, was so indignant at the prospect of a Biden impeachment
that he took to the platform formerly known as Twitter to state: "I think the impeachment
inquiry is absurd. The American people want us to do something that will make
their lives better — not go off on these chases and witch hunts!"
“Witch
hunts?” He stole that one from President Trump. Talk about appropriation!
In fact,
the entire memo dressing down the media and providing them with “factual
information” accused Republicans, famously timid and naïve, of doing precisely
what they themselves had already done—twice—to Trump.
An
independent media would scoff at such transparent tripe—and be angered by the
condescension and coercion from the Biden White House.
It’s too
bad we don’t have one.
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