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Thursday, December 19, 2019

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                                    Thurs 19Dec2019  Trump 2020  http://sharons-fraudupdate.blogspot.com
                Hard Tracking all this Stuff.

No matter how much the Democrats deny it, it’s clear that Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, were involved in a quid pro quo corruption scheme involving themselves, the White House, the Ukrainian government, and several Ukrainian energy companies that resulted in a sweet aid deal to Ukraine and a fabulous, do-nothing job for Hunter.

Rudy Giuliani recently travelled across the Atlantic to investigate the corruption in cooperation with the Uke City Police Force and he had reported back about some success. Details are sketchy but what came through clearly was that Giuliani had discovered two witnesses to the illicit deal – and they were both willing to testify. They were said to be the final pieces in the case that would put the Bidens away.
But that has now changed. Late last night, Ukrainian authorities discovered two half-eaten bodies in the piranha infested waters of the River Ukraine. Today they had been positively identified through dental records as Wladimir Klitschko and Joseph Conrad – Giuliani’s two star witnesses – and were officially ruled dead by suicide.
The suicide ruling is suspicious as police on the scene had initially indicated that the men were bound at their wrists and ankles and appeared to have single gunshot wounds between their eyes. Doubtless, Giuliani will carry on to try to get to the bottom of this but the Ukraine is quite corrupt. Trump said that himself. We will hope for the best.

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SCOTUS Will Hear Arguments To Dismiss Impeachment Charges Against Trump

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The Supreme Court has decided to hear arguments to dismiss the ridiculous charges brought against President Trump by the Democrats in the House of Representatives. Art Tubolls, head clerk for Justice Neil Gorsuch, says the decision was unanimous and not along party lines:
“Every justice agreed that the arguments should at least be heard, regardless of how unconstitutional they may be. It’s their job to determine that with a ruling.
“It’s likely that the five Trump-friendly justices will, however, vote to dismiss the charges.”
This is great news for the Republicans, who are already circling the Senate wagons to protect their president. Mitch McConnell has promised that they’ll acquit no matter what the evidence says, showing that they are still unified behind the President.
The Democrats, on the other hand, are trying desperately to make their case that abuse of power and obstruction of justice aren’t things a president should do, even though Obama did it a whole bunch and so did Clinton. They try to use George W Bush as an example, but his abuses were war-related and therefore classified and non-impeachable.
At some point, someone will have to teach these Democrats about the Constitution and how to work within its boundaries, as well as how to side-step it when necessary, like when it’s time to protect a great leader like Trump.
“Every justice agreed that the arguments

https://lifeandlibertynews.com/2019/12/18/trump-writes-scathing-letter-to-pelosi-tearing-into-impeachment/
Trump accused Democrats of violating their oath of office and going against the Constitution. He also attacked Pelosi personally for a “false display of solemnity” during the partisan process.
Trump admitted that it was highly unlikely that Pelosi would be swayed by his letter.
“While I have no expectation that you will do so, I write this letter to you for the purpose of history and to put my thoughts on a permanent and indelible record,” Trump concluded.
Read the full letter below:

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