Tag Archives: Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Zelensky

DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz promises “aggressive” oversight of the Trump administration after the President’s shameful late-night firing of Michael Atkinson

By Mark | April 6, 2020

In what Nancy Pelosi called a “shameful late-night firing,” Donald Trump sent a letter to the House and Senate Intelligence Committees this past Friday evening calling for the immediate dismissal of Michael Atkinson, the inspector general of the Intelligence Community. [A 30-day waiting period is legally required when removing an inspector general from office, in […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged bullying, chilling effect, conspiracy theory, corruption, Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency, Department of Justice, DOJ, Donald Trump, impeachment, Inspector General, intelligence community, Jeff Sessions, loyalty, loyalty oaths, Michael Atkinson, Michael Horowitz, oversight, Qanon, retaliatory firing, retribution, Russia, Russiagate, Ukraine, whistle blower | 28 Comments

Tireless fighter of corruption, Donald Trump, commutes sentence of politician found guilty of attempting to sell a U.S. Senate seat

By Mark | February 18, 2020

Back during Trump’s impeachment trial, the Republicans made the case that the President was a “corruption fighter.” That, they told us, was why he’d put the screws to the administration of Volodymyr Zelensky in Ukraine, in hopes of getting his administration to announce an investigation into Joe Biden. Well, today, Donald Trump, the anti-corruption champion, […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Barack Obama, Celebrity Apprentice, commuted sentence, corruption, Donald Trump, extortion, Illinois, James Comey, Marcy Wheeler, pardon, prison sentence, Rod Blagojevich, Senate, shakedown, Ukraine | 12 Comments

A defiant Donald Trump, emboldened by his support within the Republican-led Senate, admits to obstruction of Congress at Davos

By Mark | January 22, 2020

It’s over two hours long, but, if you haven’t made your way though it yet, I’d encourage you to watch or listen to all of Congressman Adam Schiff’s opening argument, delivered this afternoon at the outset of Donald J. Trump’s Senate impeachment trial. It was an incredible performance, and it really got to the heart […]

Posted in History, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Adam Schiff, criminality, Donald Trump, impeachment, obstruction of Congress, obstruction of justice, Senate, Val Demings | 10 Comments

Parnas files appear to show that people working on behalf of the President were monitoring the movements of U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and her security detail

By Mark | January 14, 2020

On the eve of handing the articles of impeachment against Donald Trump off to the Republican-controlled Senate, House Democrats played the last card they had left in their hand, going public with a cache of documents given to federal investigators by Giuliani associate Lev Parnas, who, as you may recall, was arrested on charges of […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged assassination, bitch", call to action, corruption, Donald Trump, Fraud Guarantee, Gordon Sondland, Hunter Biden, impeachment, Joe Biden, Kiev, Lev Parnas, mafia, Marie Yovanovitch, Mimi Rocah, mob hit, Robert F. Hyde, Rudy Giuliani, stalking, surveilance, Susan Hennessey, Ukraine, Viena | 68 Comments

Donald Trump still hasn’t met with Ukrainian President Zelensky, but the Russians, who hacked our 2016 election, are back in the White House

By Mark | December 11, 2019

House Democrats today unveiled two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. Trump, apparently feeling somewhat invincible given the fact that Republicans still hold a majority in the Senate, marked the occasion by inviting Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov back into the White House. Before going into his private, closed-door meeting with Donald Trump, Lavrov […]