Grassley releases the 1023

[Mik]

One would think so, yes.

[Jon]

@Jolly said in Grassley releases the 1023:

Have we reached the point where outright bribery generates no outrage?

If we had evidence of actual bribery, sure. What we have are reports of an Eastern European businessman bragging that he bribed a powerful person.

If there’s a there there I assume Weiss will find it.

[Jolly]

Kinda like investigating a bag of coke in the Whitehouse, eh?

[Horace]

My guess is that there won't be a signed receipt for Biden exerting some influence in return for a W-2 income from the eastern europeans.

[Jon]

Evidence of payment should be traceable.

[George K]

@Jon said in Grassley releases the 1023:

If there’s a there there I assume Weiss will find it.

LOL

[George K]

@Jon said in Grassley releases the 1023:

What we have are reports of an Eastern European businessman bragging that he bribed a powerful person.

The businessman said this to a FBI CHS who has a long-standing relationship with the bureau.

[Jon]

Not sure what the significance of that is. It’s still a guy bragging.

If Joe took money it should be traceable.

[George K]

@Jon said in Grassley releases the 1023:

Not sure what the significance of that is. It’s still a guy bragging.

A similar story (Steele) had fantastic significance in 2016.

And, son of a bitch, the bragging guy is Biden, if you recall.

[George K]

@George-K said in Grassley releases the 1023:

A similar story (Steele) had fantastic significance in 2016.

CNN's story on the Steele dossier.

Spot the difference.

[Copper]

@Jon said in Grassley releases the 1023:

Evidence of payment should be traceable.

But he has a right to privacy, as affirmed by Roe v. Wade.