Speaker Nancy Pelosi has launched Plan-D, the latest phase of House Democrats’ impeachment inquiry farce, as the Washington Post admits Democrats are literally using a “focus group” to decide which crime to accuse President Trump of next.
Plan-A, also known as “collusion”, was a flop two years in the making, because despite Hillary Clinton’s fever dreams, it never happened: President Trump did not collude or conspire with Russia.
Plan-B, or “obstruction”, didn’t work either, because it also didn’t happen; the FBI and Robert Mueller completed their “collusion” investigations without impediment.
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Plan-C, involving the “whistleblower” isn’t working, because the hearsay claims never happened. The request to investigate corruption and potential Ukraine interference in the 2016 U.S. election was actually requested by many U.S. officials prior to President Trump following up on the requests.
Today, the increasingly humiliated and desperate House Speaker Nancy Pelosi moves to Plan-D, “bribery.” See if you can make heads-or-tails of this logic:
Many people have claimed, perhaps jokingly, that House Democrats always planned to file articles of impeachment against President Trump and have simply been waiting to find a crime with which they can fill in the blanks of a pre-drafted resolution.
Democrats are LITERALLY using focus groups to decide what crime to accuse Trump of next.
As it turns out, such claims may not have actually been a joke after all, as it has now been revealed that the latest impeachment accusation buzzword that Democrats and the media have repeated ad nauseam in recent days — “bribery” — came about as the result of focus-group testing conducted by a major Democratic organization.
WesternJournal report: That revelation was buried toward the end of a lengthy article by The Washington Post about the latest impeachment news published on Thursday.
With “bribery” mentioned in the headline and a note that the word was the “most aggressive language yet” from Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, The Post made it clear that this particular word would replace the Latin “quid pro quo” term that has been bandied about over the past two months.
The Post reported that the linguistic shift occurred “after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment.”
“Among the questions put to participants was whether ‘quid pro quo,’ ‘extortion’ or ‘bribery’ was a more compelling description of Trump’s conduct.”
Two anonymous sources said to be “familiar” with the focus group results said that “bribery” had been chosen from the selection of terms because the focus group participants found it to be the “most damning” of them all.
The first Democrat to introduce the new buzzword was apparently Rep. Jim Himes of Connecticut, who sits on the House Intelligence Committee that is heading up the impeachment inquiry charade. In a Sunday appearance on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Himes said that “it’s probably best not to use Latin words” to describe the alleged “abuse of power” perpetrated by President Trump, and suggested that “bribery” was a more fitting descriptive word.
“Abuse of power is not necessarily a concept that most Americans run around thinking about,” Himes told reporters on Thursday, according to The Post. “In this case, the abuse of power was some combination of bribery and extortion.”
That talking point was echoed by Pelosi on Thursday during her weekly news conference when she said that “quid pro quo” and “bribery” mean the same thing.
Pelosi told reporters that a term like bribery would be easier for the average American to understand.
“Talking Latin around here: E Pluribus Unum — from many, one. Quid pro quo — bribery. And that is in the Constitution, attached to the impeachment proceedings,” she said.
“The devastating testimony corroborated evidence of bribery uncovered in the inquiry and that the president abused power and violated his oath by threatening to withhold military aid and a White House meeting in exchange for an investigation into his political rival,” she said.
Again, excessively repeating the favored new phrase in place of an outdated one doesn’t necessarily mean it is true, as Republican Rep. Brad Wenstrup of Ohio seemed to imply when he told The Post that “[Democrats are] trying a different narrative to see if that works.”
“‘Quid pro quo’ was squashed. If it wasn’t, they would still be saying it, right? And, so, now they’ll try a different term.”
Eventually, Democrats will phase out their new term and will seize upon some other imagined crime with a loaded phrase.
It is nothing short of ridiculous that Democrats would outsource impeachment by focus-group testing various criminal terms. It just goes to show how morally bankrupt and transparently partisan this whole “Schiff show” of an impeachment inquiry truly is.
Baxter Dmitry
Email: baxter@thepeoplesvoice.tv
I think I saw her sidestepping towards the door as she said this too.
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She is the perfect example of a crack head.
Career politicians are that ring of rust around the rim of a toilet bowl that just can’t be eliminated.