Blocking testimony means you have something to hide. Congress has a constitutional right to hear Sondland’s testimony as part of the impeachment inquiry. There must be consequences for anyone obstructing justice&participating in the cover-up by defying the House’s subpoena power.https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1181542345688387585 …
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Send the company and all involved to their nextus bestus residence China
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Isn't there a Criminal Contempt statute made for such situations? Please USE it!
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Not holding a vote of the entire House is a miscarriage of Justice!
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Can you hold the President in contempt of Congress?
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Not when he’s apparently above the law. If they don’t start locking people up or making them pay a ton of money they’re basically letting them get away with it
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So does trying to punish journalists and whistleblowers. Edward Snowden still isn't home after revealing Washington's heinous and reckless data collection practices.
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Unconstitutional impeachment process. The House deserves nothing.
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