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that would insult histe onic drama queens. but this is a bad-faith effort, performtive in every way. every one of these guys in this committee are out there waving their junk around to the maximum degree to distract from the fact that the president committed crimes high and otherwise in the course of trying to extort a foreign fewer manipulate a united states election. they know that. they get that. but they are very disciplined and structured. they know exactly what they're doing. they're playing for the fox cameras and playing for their siloed set of media that the trump fan base watches and listens to. and they're trying, as joyce said, to basically frame this so it goes to the after at and mitch mcconnell can say, my guys in the house said it was unfair, so nope, 51 votes, you're out, we're done. that is going to be an interesting legacy question. i think it really is an interesting point because mitch mcconnell as a political survivor is a very smart guy. he may be buying his folks a problem because this isn't really over

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the democrats hyperbole and hissee onices are no good reason 11 months out from an election to prevent the american people from deciding on their own who is going to be their next president. this record also does not support a conclusion that president trump obstructed congress during the impeachment inquiry. for many of the procedural defects i touched on earlier. additionally, as a factual matter, the only direct testimony the investigation has obtained about the president's reaction to the inquiry is from ambassador sondland who testified president trump told him to cooperate and tell the truth. president trump also declassified and released the summaries of his two phone calls with the president zelensky. president trump has said that he would like witnesses to testify but he's been forced to resist the unfair and abusive process. i believe strongly in the prerogatives of the congress. it's awful to hear president turley's testimony from last week when he critiqued the house from proceeding on impeachment so rapidly on such a thin record. professor turley said the man documents and

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we have beaten drug companies. 2012 onically worked in three propositions, all of them going door-to-dooror unions. to raise taxes on rich people. it passed. one was to present a proposition that was taking away the political rights of union .orkers to organize politically i gave it $500,000. we went door-to-door together. proposition 32 lost in california in 2012. [applause] the other when we get together was opposition 39, the one i was pushing the hardest. at was close the corporate taxable of $1 billion per year. give the money for working people for comparable wage people, to fix up the public schools. it passed. [applause] i worked, we worked on some , itg called proposition m is called measure m in los angeles. i thought it was going to create 450,000 comparable waived jobs. but i was told -- comparable wage jobs. i was told by the numeric los angeles last night that the new estimate -- i was told by the new mayor of los angeles last night that the new estimate is 700,000 comparable wage jobs. i have also started a grassroots organization called grover norquist that did two things