I'm not sure - things are known and they're not always immediately acted on
Does it matter? We can assume a million things, assumptions are a dime a dozen
I can't say whether it matters.
What i can say is that the president is currently being impeached because there's a clear fact pattern that many people think shows he corruptly asked another foreign government for assistance in the election.
There's another group that doesn't believe he's guilty. I am asking why. I am looking for a clear narrative of his actions where he is not guilty of abuse of power.
One importan part of the timeline is that he asked zelensky to investigate the bidens the day after aid was formally blocked, but didn't block aid to Ukraine when the previous Ukrainian president was in power.
You suggested that
Trump wanted Ukraine to look into Biden's deals ..... why? Well a sitting VP was doing shenanigans maybe? Using position of power to get favors? Trump asked for that to be looked into
Right ?
So i asked some clarifying questions to find out why he was investigating in July 2019, after Biden announced as a presidential candidate.
But i think you answered the question here. It doesn't matter to you.
you are right
I don't really care that Biden held allocations to Ukraine hostage until he got what the Obama administration wanted and I don't care that its happened many times exactly the same way in every administration with many presidents and countries.
Did Trump REALLY go too far? Absolutely not. Democrats have said they're going to impeach him on something from day One and it wasn't Stormy, it wasn't Russia, its not been taxes ........ everything they've looked at has failed so they're going with this one. And guess what? American's see it exactly for what it is.
So here's the confusing thing.
You seem to be acknowledging that trump may have withheld aid for the investigation into Biden. That's not a commonly held opinion from Republicans but I appreciate that you have a different opinion and don't think it's going too far.
But here's some questions for you.
If the president didn't go too far when he withheld aid while asking another country to investigate a political rival and formally announce those investigations on television, then why was it so important to investigate a past vice president?
And why withhold hundreds of millions of dollars of congressionally approved aid until they did?
And why didn't he start withholding that aid until after Biden announced his candidacy?
And how many hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer money are you OK with Democrats using to pressure foreign governments to help with their campaigns in the future?