Lets also start using the word 'extortion' instead of 'quid pro quo'. It's the legal term.
"Insidious." Not my word. Not Democrats' word. It's the word used by Trump's own Ambassador, Gordon Sondland, to describe Trump's quid pro quo pressure campaign against Ukraine.pic.twitter.com/9TlFXFjm6e
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Yes please.
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I wish people will stop calling it "quid pro quo", which I agree it is, but the graver truth is that this was "EXTORTION", as in "Give me what I want or else I'll hurt you by not giving you what you are entitled to under current US policy."
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It is not only an impeachable act, it's a CRIME.
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I like the sound of
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I have a feeling what
@Dictionarycom will be tweeting next.
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Let me guess what's on FOX News as the rest of us are learning about Ambassador Gordon Sondland's scorch earth revelation of Trump's
#QuidProQuo.pic.twitter.com/Oxz0vgzmSi - End of conversation
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I love this Read the transcript fixation Trump has, keeps looking worse and worse
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He doesn't read so he just assumes that we won't either so he can keep spinning the truth.
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