Unit2Sucks said:
BearGoggles said:
So here's the latest example of the partisan game being played.
Cipollone agrees to a deposition/interview. The dems know in advance he will not corroborate Hutchinson's statements - so they don't ask him about those statements.
For some reason, they are just totally uncurious as to what was actually said. So much for a search for the truth.
Then the Jan 6 members start leaking that "Cipollone didn't contradict other witnesses." Because they didn't ask.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/07/08/politics/cipollone-hutchinson-testimony-january-6/index.html
I hope the committee releases the full Cipollone video - let's hear it all. But no doubt they will just selectively edit and the seals on the left will applaud.
You are right, this partisan defense of Trump's insurrection is appalling. I welcome your retort that I'm the real problem while you continue to take every opportunity to defend the GOP's role in the violent attack to prevent the peaceful transition of power.
Rather than be forced to rely on these anonymous sources (which you only accept when they defend the GOP insurrection), I hope that the DOJ goes after all of this misconduct and televises the trial so we can all see for ourselves what people say under oath.
Criticizing the committee is not defending anything to do with the violent attack and no where have I ever done that - I've criticized it repeatedly. You know that - and the fact that you take this tact shows that you can't answer the actual question because in your heart, you know the 1/6 committee is a partisan joke. You can't acknowledge that because your too are a partisan whose only objective is political gains.
When you defend roe vs wade and criticize the SC's recent decision, I don't respond that you're defending killing babies after viability (which is the dem position in many places). I don't do that because I don't act in bad faith like you do. I address actual arguments which are more nuanced and, in many respects, based on competing philosophies about the proper role of government (i.e., process, separation of powers, constitutional laws).
So back to the actual question I raised and you refused to address. Why did the "fact finding" committee not ask Cipollone about Hutchinson's the hearsay testimony? If they were interested in finding the facts, they would do that. If you were interested in learning what happened, you would want them to ask that question. Speaks volumes.